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Quest BIB Option Installation Guide
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
SAFETY
Before starting installation, read and understand all safety label and warnings on the machine. Also review and
understand all safety instructions in the owners, installation and service manuals.
Failure to comply could result in serious injury, death or damage to the equipment.
QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL
Only trained and certified electrical, plumbing and refrigeration technicians should service this unit.
All wiring and plumbing must conform to national and local codes. Failure to comply could
result in serious injury, death or equipment damage.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
This unit has been specifically designed to provide protection against personal injury. To ensure continued
protection observe the following:
Disconnect power to the unit before servicing. Follow all lock out/tag out procedures established by the user. Verify all
power is off to the unit before performing any work.
Failure to comply could result in serious injury, death or damage to the equipment.
Always be sure to keep area around the unit clean and free of clutter.
Failure to keep this area clean may result in injury or equipment damage.
NOTE: P/N 629097210 is used for Quest 4, w/o rear cabinet back panel, P/N 729011125 is used for
Quest 4, 4 hole BIB, P/N 729011126 is used for Quest 2, 2 hole BIB
1. Verify that the back panel of the unit has the 4-hole pattern, as shown in Figure 1.
NOTE: Does not apply to P/N 729011125 & 729011126 kits.
If the back panel cabinet has been updated with the 4-hole pattern proceed to Step 9, if not continue to
Step 2.
Figure 1.
2. Remove the shelf from the top of the platform assemblies and slowly lift it out of the cabinet, as shown in
Figure 2. When the shelf is removed from the unit, remove the four rubber grommets from the shelf.
Figure 2.
3. Install the rubber grommets removed in Step 2 into the new shelf, as shown in Figure 3.
4. Unscrew the top panel (a). Remove the top panel (b). Slide the panel out until it clears the door hinge (c).
Remove the back panel pulling up and out (d).
Figure 4.
5. Remove the nozzles and static mixers from the unit.
6. Unlatch the platform assemblies and lift them over the latch (a). Disconnect the water lines (b) disconnect
the electrical connections (c) remove the platform assemblies.
7. Remove the existing back panel from the cabinet (a) and (b). Remove the fan from the panel (c) and (d).
IMPORTANT: Be careful NOT to pull on the fan wires.
NOTE: (c) shows the back panel with 10-32 screws.
(d) shows the back panel with integrated plastic screw inserts.
Figure 7.
8. Pry open the fan shroud using a screwdriver, as shown in (a). Attach the fan to the new back panel
included in the kit. Be careful NOT to pull on the fan wires. Install the new back panel on the cabinet as
shown on the right.
9. Replace the fan shroud with the screw inserts provided with the replacement shroud.
IMPORTANT: DO NOT pinch the fan wires between the fan and the cabinet or between the panel
and the evaporator. Minimize the risk of pinching the wires by gently pulling them from the rear of
the unit, removing any slack.
10. Remove the front catch strike plate bracket (a). Remove the two additional screws on the back of the unit to
allow for removal of the side panel (b). Remove the side panel by pulling it out (b).
IMPORTANT: If your kit contains the black plastic panel (P/N 620056690) with the slot, skip to Step
11.
Figure 9.
IMPORTANT: This step requires the use of a drill and a small saw blade.
11. Use the appropriate template shown on the right to cut out a slot for the tube clearance in the back cabinet
panel. Drill an initial clearance hole, then use the saw blade to cut the appropriate size slot. Cut a 0.625” by
1.75” wide slot for the two-flavor unit. Cut a 0.625” high by 3.5” wide slot for the four-flavor unit. Remove
any sharp edges.
12. Remove the four black plugs on the back panel and replace them with the white grommets provided in the
kit.
Figure 11.
13. Slip the Oetiker clamp over the tubing (a). Use the Oetiker pliers (b), to crimp the ears of the clamp to seal
the tubing.
14. The top view of the machine as shown on the right and dress the tubing routing as shown in the Figure 13.
This will keep the tubing away from the heat of the discharge line and compressor being blocked by the
thermal shield.
15. From the inside of the unit, feed the tubing through the holes in the back of the cabinet (a).
A. Save the foam plugs as they will be re-used if the BIB option kit is ever uninstalled (b).
B. Ensure that the tubes will not contact the compressor.
C. Adjust the length of the tubing to allow access to the furthest drink port (a).
D. Mark the tubing at the back of the unit with the matching drink selection.
Figure 14.
16. Pull the tubing through the side of the unit, away from the thermal shield as shown in the Figure 15.
Figure 15.
17. From the inside of the unit, continue feeding the remaining tubing through the holes in the back of the
cabinet. Align the tubing vertically in the space between the shield and the side frame.
18. Using the zip tie, to secure the tubing set away from the thermal shield as shown in the Figure 17. DO NOT
cause the tubing to kink with the zip tie.
Figure 17.
19. Pull the tubing through the slot in the back panel. Ensure that the tubing does not kink.Replace the back
panel of the unit by aligning the four locating hooks with the slot on the frame.
Figure 18.
20. Replace the back and side panels that were removed in Step 6.
Figure 19.
21. Re-install the platform assemblies, reconnect the water and electrical connections and install the new
shelf.