WILLIAMSWARN kegerator User Manual

© 2017 WilliamsWarn NZ Ltd

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 01

FERMENTING & DISPENSING 02

TYPICAL SINGLE TAP INSTALLATION

FOR BREWKEGS

TM

AND CORNELIUS KEGS 04

D-SANKE KEGS 06

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

SETTING UP YOUR KEGERATOR 07
MINIMUM CLEARANCES 10

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Kegerator
User Manual

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SAFETY WARNINGS

SAFETY FIRST

CO2 gas can be dangerous. Make sure to always use
CO2 in a well-ventilated place.

Never exceed 40psi on your keg system.

Flush out chemicals from your beer line completely
before tapping keg.

Always thoroughly check for gas leaks once you
have set up your system.

WARNING

If fridge has just been moved do not turn on unless
the fridge has been standing upright for 24hrs.

Failure to do so will void warranty. Stand fridge in
the upright position for 24hrs before plugging into
mains power socket.

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VERSION 5

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KEGERATOR

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USER MANUAL

FERMENTING &
DISPENSING

The WilliamsWarn Kegerator can be
used to both ferment and dispense
fresh beer using WilliamsWarn
brewing technology.

FERMENTING

The WilliamsWarn Kegerator has the
ability to ferment and dispense up to two
BrewKeg10s™ at one time. The Kegerator
works in conjunction with the heating
belt and temperature controller and the
brewer can set the desired fermentation
temperature. Once fermentation is complete
the brewer can then set the fridge at 1°C
and perform the clarification steps. Once
clarified the brewer can then connect the
BrewKeg10™ to the tap using the fittings
provided and dispense directly from the
BrewKeg10™. See Figure 1.

DISPENSING

The WilliamsWarn Kegerator can dispense
a variety of dispensing keg once the
brewing process is complete. There are
two styles of kegs that are used, the most
common for personal use is a Cornelius
Keg which is available in 9.5 and 19L
(as shown in Figure 3). The other style of
keg which is commonly used in bars is a
D- Sanke keg which is available in 20L,
30L and 50L kegs. The D-Sanke kegs
will require a Coupler and a Liquid
and Gas Adapter, which connects onto
the Gas and Liquid ports (available on
http://www.williamswarn.com/Shop/
Dispensing-Accessories ). See Figures 4 and

5. Additionally a BrewKeg25™ can fit into
the WilliamsWarn Kegerator once it has
finished the brewing process and the
sediment bottle and stand has been
removed. A BrewKeg25™ has the same
connections as a Cornelius Keg.
See Figure 2.

Figure 1: Two BrewKeg10™

Figure 4: One 20L and One 30L D-Sanke Keg

Figure 5: One 50L D-Sanke Keg

Figure 3: Three 19L Cornelius Kegs

Figure 2: One BrewKeg25™