User manual FAGOR PRES-05

[. . . ] The manufacturer shall not be responsible for any damages that may arise from improper or inadequate use, or for repairs conducted by nonqualified personnel. Do not touch the appliance with wet or damp hands or feet. Keep the appliance separate from water or other liquids, to avoid electric shock; do not connect the appliance to the mains if it is on a damp surface. place the appliance on a dry , firm and stable surface. [. . . ] Leave a gap of around 0cm at the sides and at the back of the appliance. This will allow for adequate ventilation. Screw the tap handle (2) onto the tap (fig. C)and plug in the appliance with the DC (6) or AC (7) power cable. ⷠBefore installing the barrel, make sure that the barrel has settled long enough to prevent any froth from coming out through the ventilation opening. Warning: Do not put the barrel into the freezer. This could affect the quality of the beer and the barrel could explode. To dispense beer using this device you should acquire the Fagor CO2 accessories as detailed in the description (8 - 4). To dispense beer with this appliance you must purchase the Fagor CO2 accessories, as detailed in the description, from 8 to 4. Decide which type of barrel you are going to use and then install it. PRESSURISEDKEG The pressurised beer keg compatible with the FAGOR dispenser and with nozzle type as shown infig. D already contains CO2 and it is therefore not necessary to acquire the optional CO2 accessories. This type of keg does not require installation of the tap or the nozzle provided with the keg for installing on the beer dispenser. 4) into the pressurised barrel adaptor (4) until it is fully locked in, as shown infigureD. Insert the barrel into the dispenser by turning the barrel so that the tubing is Not bent and the flow of the beer is not obstructed (fig. To install this type of barrel, you must purchase Fagor CO2 accessories (ref. rEGCO2) , as detailed in description 8 to 4. Before installing a type B pressurized barrel you must release the excess pressure from the barrel. Rotate the cap a ¼ turn allowing the pressure to leave the barrel, then remove the cap with the help of some pliers and replace it with one of the barrel gaskets (9). Be careful not to bend the metal around the cap, as this could cause air to escape. It is normal for the cap or part of the cap to fall into barrel; this will not affect the taste of the beer. Once the excess gas has been released from the barrel follow the steps outlined in the section "Connecting the CO2 unit. [. . . ] Beer will be dispensed until the barrel is completely empty. You can now proceed with the following instructions. ), open the door and take out the barrel with the tubing connected. To clean the dispenser for this type of keg, follow the instructions given in point for the pressureless cask. [. . . ]