- Red = to indicate that the beer temperature is not yet ideal for
consumption (above 4cC).The beer head may be too large.
- Green = to indicate that the beer has reached the ideal temperature
(4cC or below) for consumption.
Level indication
The yellow-orange level indication in the display shows the amount of
beer left in the keg in eight steps.
B
If you use 25cl glasses, you can pour approx. 24 glasses of beer from
one keg. If you use 33cl glasses, you can pour approx. 18 glasses.
Other indications
Besides the beer level and temperature, the display can give the
following information:
- Green segment but no level indication visible = tap unit not present
on keg.
- Red segment but no level indication visible = no keg installed.
- Red or green segment with blinking yellow-orange background light
= tap unit and/or tube not properly placed. Remove the keg and
check if the tap unit and the tube are properly placed (see chapter
'Preparing for use', steps 2 and 3).
Tips and recommendations
◗ If you want to start pouring beer shortly after placing the keg in
the appliance, pre-chill the keg in the fridge for a while before
installing it.
C
◗ Once the keg has been opened, the beer will stay fresh for 28
days if the keg is stored in the appliance.
Make sure the appliance is switched on all the time.
◗ If you want to switch the appliance off for a longer period, e.g. a
holiday, store the opened keg in the fridge. Disconnect the tap
unit, rinse the top of the keg, rinse the tube and store the tube
with the keg in the fridge.
◗ Always replace the tube when you start using a new keg. Never
use a tube for more than 28 days.
◗ When beer has not been poured for more than a week 's time, it
is recommended to let the beer flow into the glass for a period of
1 second, then to rinse the glass with cold water before filling it
with fresh beer.
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