N.B. If the pressure is too low for the keg temperature, the beer will be served very frothy. To regulate pressure, see the values in the table (table 1).
The table (tab. 1) shows the pressure to use.
• Open taps “S” and “O” (fi g. 1).
• Make sure all fi ttings and connections are properly sealed and that there are no CO² leaks. If there are leaks, close taps “O” and “S” (fi g. 1) and check
the cause of the leak.
• Read and take note of the temperature on the thermometer “T” (fi g. 1).
• Check the pressure to select, from the table.
• The pressure is indicated by the hand on the pressure gauge “Q” (fi g. 1).
• Turn the adjusting screw clockwise or anticlockwise until the hand on the pressure gauge “Q” (fi g. 1) is on the selected value.
• Secure the adjusting screw using the lock nut below the screw.
N.B. The pressure gauge “U” (fi g. 1) indicates cylinder pressure. When the hand (with the tap “O” (fi g. 1) open) drops to the red zone, the cylinder is empty.
A full cylinder will serve approximately 50 litres of beer.
To replace, see chapter CONNECTING AND REPLACING THE CO² CYLINDER
(table 1)
Temp. °C Pils English lager
15 1,4 – 1,6 bar 1,2 – 1,8 bar
16 1,5 – 1,7 bar 1,3 – 1,9 bar
17 1,6 – 1,8 bar 1,4 – 2,0 bar
18 1,7 – 1,9 bar 1,5 – 2,1 bar
19 1,8 – 2,0 bar 1,6 – 2,2 bar
20 1,9 – 2,1 bar 1,7 – 2,3 bar
21 2,0 – 2,2 bar 1,8 – 2,4 bar
22 2,1 – 2,3 bar 1,9 – 2,5 bar
23 2,2 – 2,4 bar 2,0 – 2,6 bar
24 2,3 – 2,5 bar 2,1 – 2,7 bar
25 2,4 – 2,6 bar 2,2 – 2,8 bar
REGULATING BEER TEMPERATURE
The dispenser can serve beer at a temperature from approximately 4°C to 8°C. This value is affected by the temperature of the keg, which must not be stored at a
temperature above 25°C. If the temperature is higher than 25°C, the dispenser cannot serve beer properly (too much froth and beer fl owing unevenly).
• Turn knob “C” (fi g. 1) clockwise to lower the temperature, or anticlockwise to increase the temperature. Turn the knob to the desired temperature and
keep in position, even when the machine is turned off.
SERVING BEER
As the dispenser consumes little energy, we recommend leaving it turned on. The beer in the circuits will not heat up and will not deteriorate. Besides an unplea-
sant taste, bacteria harmful to health could grow.
• Turn on the dispenser and the lighting, turning knob “A” (fi gure 1) to position “I”.
• After around 5 minutes, the dispenser is ready to serve beer at temperature from approximately 4°C to 8°C.
! We recommend rinsing glasses with cold water (draining them rather than drying them), before serving the beer. This will cool the beer and maintain its serving
temperature for longer.
Serving beer:
• Pull the tap entirely towards you, quickly and fi rmly. Be sure not to keep the tap halfway open, for this way only froth will come out of the tap.
• As soon as you see the beer fl owing out of the tap, put the glass underneath and tilt.
• This needs a little practice, as it should be done quickly.
• Gradually straighten the glass while it is being fi led, until it is nearly in an upright position.
N.B. If you want a froth “decoration” or extra froth, move the tap very slightly towards you, so only froth will come out.
Important: When the dispenser is not in use, it must be washed and disinfected (see the next chapter “WASHING AND DISINFECTING THE DISPENSER”) and
the circuits emptied. Open the tap handle and drain the water left in the circuits from the dispense head, after removing it from the keg.
8. MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
WASHING AND DISINFECTING THE DISPENSER
Use the tabs provided and carefully read the instructions below.
Alkaline product for the chemical and mechanical disinfection and cleaning of beer dispensers, conforming to TRSK 501 requirements.
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