Perlick 66134-2 Beverage Dispenser User Manual


 
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Installation – Beer Pump Panels
■ Use panel as a template to mark where holes
should be drilled on cooler wall. Beer pump
panels should not be installed with a height
of greater than 5 feet from the cooler floor. A
height greater than 5 feet will potentially cause
flow issues and require system re-balancing.
(Note: Make sure panel is level and pumps are
in the vertical position).
Drill
9
/64 pilot holes in cooler wall. Use fasteners
provided in installation kit to mount the beer
pump panel to the cooler wall.
■ Push CO2 supply line over barbed CO2 supply
inlet.
(See diagram on page 3). Position clamp
over joint and tighten. Always use
3
/8” I.D.
braided tubing for gas supply line. Gas supply line
should have drops going to each panel. (Never
connect supply line in a series hook-up
.
Push beer line (from trunk housing) over barbed
liquid outlet on flow reversal valve. (See
diagram on page 3). Position clamp over
joint and tighten.
Push connector hose over liquid inlet on beer
pump flow reversal valve inlet fitting.
(See
diagram on page 3). Position clamp over joint
and tighten. (NOTE: Connector hose should not
exceed 10 feet in length)
.
Install washer into hex nut on opposite end of
connector hose. Connect to top threaded fitting
of Perlick Smart Coupler.
■ Cut a piece of CO2 tubing (red
9
/16” vinyl tubing)
and push one end onto barbed CO2 outlet to
Keg Couplers (See diagram on page3). Position
clamp over joint and tighten. Push the other end
over the barbed gas inlet on the Perlick Smart
Coupler. Position clamp over joint and tighten.
Important Notes
CAUTION: If using CO2 as a pressure supply for
pumps, pump exhaust must be vented to a well
ventilated area to avoid possible asphyxiation.
Never use a single keg to supply more than one
beer pump. Using a single keg to supply more
than one pump will create flow problems, pump
burn out or premature Smart Coupler shut-off.
Pump panels should never be installed more
than 5 (five) feet above the cooler floor. A height
in excess of 5 (five) feet causes additional
pressure drop between the keg and pump inlet
which may cause degassing or premature Smart
Coupler shut-off.
Beer pumps must be used in combination with
an empty keg sensing device. If an empty keg
sensing device is not used premature pump
failure will occur.
If using compressed air as pressure source to
drive pumps, pump and keg regulators need to
be seperated. Air must be clean and dry.
Form No. Z2149A
Rev. 10.11.06