Use and Care Manual

ASSEMBLY

1. Make sure that the shut-o valve is closed (it should be

horizontal when closed, vertical when open), and then slowly

turn the main valve on the CO tank counter-clockwise until it

is fully open.

2. Open the shut-o valve, allowing gas to ﬂow into the keg.

3. Release the adjustment lock nut, located behind the regulator

screw, by turning it clockwise about 5-7 turns.

4. Turn the regulator screw clockwise to increase the pressure.

You should see the needle on the pressure gauge climbing as

the pressure increases. The ideal pressure level is between 10-

12 PSI.

5. When the gauge reaches the correct pressure level, tighten

the adjustment lock nut by turning it counterclockwise.

6. Allow several minutes for the keg to pressurize. The gauge

may drop in pressure as this process completes; if this

happens, you may need to release the adjustment lock nut

and adjust the regulator screw to reach the correct pressure

level again, then retighten the adjustment lock nut.

NOTE: Make sure to listen for a hissing sound at all

connections to ensure that there are no leaks.

7. Once the keg has fully pressurized and the pressure gauge

is stable between 10-12 PSI, plug the kegerator into a 120V,

60Hz, 15A grounded outlet.

CONVERTING THE KEGERATOR TO A GENERAL

REFRIGERATOR

1. Turn the control knob to the OFF position.

2. Close the main valve on the CO canister.

3. Close the secondary shut-o valve on the regulator pipe.

4. Close the connection between the beer keg and the keg

coupler.

5. Drain any remaining beer from the lines.

6. Disconnect the beer line and CO air line from the keg

coupler.

7. Remove the beer keg and the bottom metal plate from the unit.

8. Remove the keg coupler.

9. Disconnect the air line from the CO canister.