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14
d.
Place the CO
2
tank and CO
2
regulator valve
component into the cabinet and fix the CO
2
tank
with
tank bracket and retainer (See Figure 8).
3. Install the beer keg:
Note: This unit can hold two one-sixth barrel kegs,
but not a full-size keg.
Place the beer keg into the cabinet and firmly connect
the keg’s opening to the connection port of the mixed
ball valve.
Note: To place a keg into the cabinet, use the keg handle to move the keg to the front of the
open beer
dispenser, then carefully tip the keg so that the raised bottom edge contacts the
edge of the cabinet.
Finally, lift the keg handle to raise the keg to the level of the floor of the
cabinet and push the keg into
place.
4.
Install tap handle and beer tap:
Screw the tap handle clockwise into the beer tap to make a firm connection. Then connect the tap to
the beer
tower components and tighten it with a wrench (See Figure 9).
Notes:
When replacing the beer keg, first turn off the safety switch on the CO
2
regulator valve and
remove the
mixed ball valve to take out the keg.
When replacing the CO
2
gas cylinder, remember to turn off the main switch of the CO
2
gas
cylinder and
the safety switch on the CO
2
regulator valve. Afterwards, use a wrench to loosen
the hexagonal nut port
connecting the CO
2
regulator valve with the CO
2
tank. Then, using a
wrench, remove the fixed bolt of the
CO
2
tank to take out the CO
2
tank.
During the installation process, be sure that all parts are connected tightly and that there are no
gas
leaks.
When connecting the hose to the connection port, you can dip the ends into warm water to make
the
connection easier.
If the high-pressure compressed gas in the CO
2
tank is not handled properly, it could be
dangerous:
o Make a note of the D.O.T. testing date on the cylinder neck before installation. If it is more
than 5 years old, don’t use the product. Return it to the gas supplier.
o Keep gas cylinder away from heat sources. Unused cylinders should be placed upright in a
cool, ventilated place (preferably at 70ᵒF).
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