How to change a keg (TO DO 0,0 bier)
How to Replace a Keg –
Combi-Slide Type
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Check if the keg is empty
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No beer or only foam = likely empty.
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You can also lift the keg to feel its weight.
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Disconnect the coupler
- Pull the handle
up.up by squeezing it. - Slide the handle back
(or forward depending on the system).
- Pull the handle
Lift the tap head straight upoff the keg. This may take some effort, use both hands and pull towards you for the most force.
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Put away the empty keg
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Gently put it aside. Do not shake or throw.
- Put it in the storage (in the back for Hubble, on the container with empty kegs for Meteor)
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Bring in aConnect full keg-
Place it upright and remove the protective
seal.seal (trow this in the trash).
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Connect the coupler to the new keg.
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Check the connection
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You may hear a soft hiss. Draft briefly to confirm beer flows well.
Some things to note:
How to Replace a Keg – Drievlaks Type(turning) type
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Check if the keg is empty
No beer or only foam
only?=Timelikely empty.
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You can also lift the keg to
replace.feel its weight.
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Remove the coupler
- Squeeze the handle and pull it up.
- Twist the handle about a quarter-turn to unlock.
- Then pull it straight up to disconnect.
Put away the empty keg
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PlaceGentlythe new keg Putput itintoaside.placeDoandnotremoveshaketheorseal.throw.
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Connect
thenewcouplerkeg-
LowerPlace itontoupright and remove thevalve.protective seal (trow this in the trash). -
Twist the coupler into place. You can use the notches on the keg and coupler to align them.
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TwistSqueeze and pushdown atthesamehandletimedown untilsecure.you hear a click.
Check if it’s locked in properly
Gently lift the keg by the coupler. If it stays on, the connection is good.
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Test the flow
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Draft a small amount to see if the beer pours cleanly.
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Some notes: