Kenmore 564.8815022 User Manual

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When ordering raplarpmRnt_parts use For parts or service information, call
the part number. Do not use the illustra- your nearest Sears store or Service
tion number. Center, give the complete model num

ber listed above.

ice provided below the model number and serial number

nee. They are located on the model number plate on the

FEEE 0№TEAR

WARRABiTT OIV BEER DISPEIVSER

For one year from the date of purchase, when this beer dispenser is operated and maintained according to owner's in
structions attached to or furnished with the product. Sears will repair this beer dispenser, free of charge, if defective in

material or workmanship. ’

FEEE FIVE-YEAR WARRAIVIT

OIV SEALED REFRIOERAHOAT SYSTEM

For five years from the date of purchase, when this beer dispenser is operated and maintained according to owner’s
instructions attached to or furnished with the product. Sears will repair the sealed system (consisting of refrigeranf, con
necting tubing and compressor motor), free of charge, if defective in material or workmanship.

WARRANTY SERVICE IS AVAILABLE BY CONTACTING THE NEAREST SEARS

STORE OR SERVICE CENTER THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES. "

This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have

other rights which vary from state to state.

Sears, Roebuck and Co., Dept. 698/731A, Sears Tower, Chicago, IL 60684

Part No. 302104

SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO.. U.S.A.

Read and understand these instructions thoroughly before installing
beer dispenser.

ASSEMBLY

1. Carton Inventory

Unpack aruJ inspect the parts. Make sure all items are present
and in good condition.

1 Draft arm assembly (Package includes 1 gasket for

draft arm and 1 washer for connection to keg tapper)
1 CO2 regulator
1 CO2 cylinder
1 Keg tapper (Sankey type)
1 Cleaning kit
1 Pressure tube
2 Hose clamps
2 Keg supports (wooden plates)
1 CO2 cylinder retainer (spring)
1 Guard rail

1 Drip tray

4 Wheel casters
4 Hex head screws (5mm dia x 15mm long)

16 Machine screws (5mm dia x 12mm long)

8 Small screws (5mm dia x 10mm long)

2. Install casters

a. Empty the cabinet and then lay down the beer dispenser

sideways so that the door hinge side comes to the top. Be
careful not to cause dents or scratches on the cabinet.
Placing outer carton underneath the cabinet is
recommended.

b. Install casters to the four bottom corners of the cabinet

with the four machine screws (5mm dia x 12mm long) for
each caster.

c. Stand the cabinet upright.

3. Install Draft Arm Assembly (See Fig. 1).
a. Slide gasket over wingnut on bottom of draft arm assem

bly beer tube. Slide gasket up beer tube to draft arm base.

b. Push wingnut and beer tube of draft arm assembly

through hole in top of cabinet until draft arm is resting on
cabinet top.

c. Align holes in draft arm base with holes in gasket and pilot

holes in cabinet top, then secure draft arm to cabinet top
with four hex head screws (5mm dia x 15mm).

4. Install Guard Rail (See Fig. 1).

a. Place guard rail on cabinet top and secure guard rail with

eight small screws.

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INSTALLATION ^ ’

1. Install beer dispenser on strong, igYfjlutlO^'^ Avoid direct sun
light, hearsdOfcesanS moisture. .

2. Connect to42OVr60*Hz7-l9 Al IfirgrOOf¡31^ TXToutlet. Do not

use extension cord. Use three-prong Dlua^adlh three-prong
grounded waTSuflefT“ . .

WARNING: Unless the atSCiie'groundrng method is followed,

you are not protegtptL .against severe or lethal
shock in the event of a short circuit of an electrical
cpmponenLor-wirittg of beer dispenser.

TEMPERATURE CONTROL

1. Control is located on rear. First set the control at NORMAL pos

ition. Wait for 24 hours to check the temperature then adjust
temperature control, if needed.

DEFROST

1. Beer dispenser will not require much defrosting since the

door opening is at a minimum. Defrost when % inch frost is
built up on the cold plate. The best time to defrost is when
the keg is changed. To defrost, set temperature control at

OFF position and leave door open until ice melts. Defrost

water will accumulate at the bottom of interior cabinet

which can be absorbed with a sponge or towel. Do nofuse

heating devices or sharp objects to speed defrosting

as this could damage cabinet iiner of cold plate. Reset

temperature control after defrosting is completed.

Figl.

INSTALLATION OF BEER SYSTEM

1. Installing CO2 Cylinder and C02 Regulator

WARNING: COj GAS CAN BE DANGEROUS

Read front pages of “Draught Beer Facts” book in
cluded in your cleaning kit for safety precautions
before installaing the CO2 cylinder.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR COj CYLINDERS

Do not operate valve control unless cylinder is completely
installed and connected.

TURN HANDWHEEL FULLY COUNTERCLOCKWISE

AS FAR AS IT WILL GO»

IMPORTANT: If valve is not fully opened the stem may not
seal properly against the upper packing washer and the
valve may leak. If leak occurs when fully opened, tighten
down packing nut urKler handwheel then open and dose
valve fully several times. Replacement packing washer
must be ordered directly from valve manufacturer whose

name is stamped on valve.

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• Do not remove valve from CO2 cylinder.

Pressure Vessel

• C02 cylinder should be handled only by trained, experi
enced personnel and in accordance with the safe handl
ing practices recommended by the current C.G.A. pam

phlet P-1* *.

• Keep out of reach of children.

• Visually inspect monthly or more frequently. If cylinder
shows evidence of corrosion or mechanical damage, it
should be inspected and tested in accordance with the
current C.G.A. pamphlets C-1* or C-6* or it should be

replaced.

CHARGE ONLY WITH DRY CARBON DIOXIDE

• Do not charge with carbon dioxide unless the pressure

rating stamped on COj cylinder is 1800 PSI or greater.

• When charged with carbon dioxide do not exceed a fill
density of 68%. (Fill density is a percent ratio of the
weight of gas in the cylinder to the weight of water that

the cylinder will hold at 60°F).

• If cylinder has been exposed to temperatures in excess

of 350°R, it must be destroyed.

Improper use of cylinder could cause serious bodily injury

or property damage.

• C.G.A. pamphlets are published by the Compressed

Gas Association, 500 5th Ave., New York, N Y.

a. Your C02 cylinder is shipped empty to avoid any possible

accident during transportation. When you purchase the
first keg of beer, get CO2 cylinder filled by your beer

distributor.

b. Follow the procedure on the inside front cover page of

“Draught Beer Facts" book for installation of CO2 regulator
to CO2 cylinder.

NOTE: Shutoff valve on CO2 cylinder may be different in

shape. Do not open shutoff valve until pressure
tube, keg tapper and beer keg are connected to
COj regulator.

c. Connect pressure tube (clear plastic tube) to CO^ reg

ulator at nipple. Secure connection with hose clamp. To do
this, place hose clamp over tube and squeeze both ends
of hose clamp so that locking teeth will mate.

d. Place COj cylinder at right rear corner inside beer dis

penser cabinet in upright position. Fasten CO2 cylinder
with COj cylinder retainer (spring) provided. Hook both
ends of retainer to holes in cold plate. (See Fig. 2.)

WARNING: To avoid personal injury and/or property dam

age, always secure COj cylinder with re
tainer to prevent it from falling. Should CO2
cylinder valve become accidentally damaged
or broken off, C02 cylinder can become an
unguided missile.

2. Installing Keg Tapper and Beer Keg.

a. The Sankey type keg tapper supplied with beer dispenser

is the most widely used in the United States. However,
some other type keg tappers, such as Golden-Gate, Euro
pean Sankey or Hoff-Stevens are still being used. Before
installing keg tapper, check with your beer distributor to
make sure that the Sankey type keg tapper can be used.

If you need a keg tapper other than Sankey type, it is rec

ommended to purchase the tapper you need from your
beer distributor keeping the Sankey type keg tapper for fu

ture use because the Sankey system is becoming more
widely used.

If you wish to have the Sankey type keg tapper exchanged
with another type keg tapper, please return collect the
Sankey type keg tapper to the address below specifying

the type of keg tapper you need:

Sanyo E & E Corp.

2001 Sanyo Avenue
San Diego. California 92173

ATTN: Customer Service Dept.

b.

Make sure shutoff valve on CO^ regulator is in closed posi

tion. Connect pressure tube to nipple of keg tapper (use

hose clamp). Connect beer tube from draft arm to keg tap

per (fasten securely with washer and wingnut).
Make sure that beer faucet and keg tapper are in closed

position, then tap a keg. Open keg tapper valve. (For more
detailed procedures for Items B and C, refer to attached

leaflet.)
Make sure the keg is properly tapped, then open shutoff

valve on CO2 regulator. To install beer keg into cabinet fol
low the steps below (see Fig. 3). —

• Wet the surface of keg supports (wooden plates)

• Lean keg supports on the front bottom edge of

cabinet.

• Place keg on supports supportir>g keg by hands.

• Push the upper part of keg to stand in upright position

then slide keg supports into cabinet.

• Make sure that keg and beer tube do not touch cold
plate and that keg and keg supports are properly
positioned not to interfere with door closing.

Release air caught in draft arm assembly by opening beer
faucet until foam appears. Now dispenser is ready to us.

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