WineKeeper MAGNUM Series - Manual (Page 3)

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Unpacking
While unpacking your unit, please check to make sure that all parts are included and undamaged. Please call WineKeeper at
855.511.5113 if there are any problems. YOU MUST REPORT damage immediately and missing parts within 7 days of receiving
your unit.
These parts are included with your unit:
• Appropriate number of faucets for your unit
• Regulator (for use with refillable nitrogen or argon cylinder)
• Cleaning kit
• Instructions
Setting Up Your Unit
• Your WineKeeper wine dispensing unit must be installed on a flat, level surface with vented space of at least 3" behind, 1"
on the sides, and 12" above the unit for proper ventilation. Once your unit is properly located, attach the faucets. Taking
care to align the threads properly, place the faucet on the thru-wall and tighten the wing nut.
You may now plug the units’ power cord into 110 volt grounded
electrical outlets.
An 8 foot gas supply line is included with your unit. The supply
line includes a quick connect fitting that connects to the regulator
supplied with your unit. USING A REGULATOR OTHER THAN
THE ONE SUPPLIED WILL VOID THE WARRANTY. Your
nitrogen/argon cylinder can be placed anywhere convenient—
vertical or horizontal.
DO NOT TAMPER WITH OR REMOVE THE QUICK-
DISCONNECT TO COUPLE YOUR GAS SUPPLY LINE AND
REGULATOR, THIS WILL ALSO VOID THE WARRANTY.
Hand tighten the supplied regulator to your nitrogen/argon cyl-
inder, do not use a wrench. Do not connect the gas line to the
regulator at this time. Open the gas cylinder valve (turn the valve
counter-clockwise to open.) The gas pressure from the cylinder will
seal the regulator in place. The gauge on the regulator should read
approx. 1800 lbs. for an aluminum cylinder, and 2200 lbs. for a steel
cylinder, when full.
You must now bleed the air from the system. With all the pinch clamps open, attach the gas supply line quick connect fitting to the
regulator fitting. Be sure the small metal lever on the gas supply line fitting is in the down position. When the gas begins to flow
through the lines and out the stopper assemblies, move down the unit closing off all the pinch clamps. You are now ready to connect
wine bottles.