Use and Care Manual

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

the frost reaches a layer thickness of 0.12-0.2" (3-5 mm).

• Make sure the rear wall is clean and free of dust or any

impurities.

CO GAS WARNINGS

CO gas canisters contain high-pressure compressed gas,

which can be hazardous if not handled properly. Make sure you

thoroughly read and understand the following precautions and

procedures for CO canisters prior to installation of the unit.

1. Always connect the CO canister to a regulator. Failure to do so

could result in an explosion, injuries, or death when the canister

valve is opened.

2. Never connect the CO canister directly to the product

container.

3. Always follow proper procedures to change the canisters.

4. Always secure the canister in an upright position.

5. Never drop or throw a CO canister, as this could result in

injuries or death.

6. Always keep a CO canister away from direct heat. Store extra

canisters in a cool place with a stable temperature around 70°F

(21.1°C), and secure them in an upright position using a chain.

7. Always make sure to immediately ventilate and vacate the area

if a CO leakage has occurred.

8. Always check the D.O.T. test date on the canister neck before

installing it. If over ﬁve (5) years has passed, do not use the

canister, and return it to the supplier.

9. Never connect a keg to the canister unless there are two (2)

safeties in the pressure system:

a. At or on the CO regulator

b. At or on the product coupler/in the pressure gas line