CLEANING STAGES
This stage discharges the water from the second clean rinse. Make sure the keg is
empty of water before moving to the next stage.
Extend the time on the parameter select page until you have no more discharge at the
end of the stage.
This stage uses CO2 to recover the sanitizer back into the reservoir. This helps reduce
waste and maintains the sterile environment in the kegs by replacing the oxygen for
CO2.
You want to check the recovery level in the sight tube in the same way as the caustic
recovery.
If the recovery is too high, then you need to check the second clean water discharge
stage before the sanitizer pulse wash and ensure that all the water is being discharged
in that stage.
This stage helps get any of the remaining sanitizer out of the kegs before you purge and
fill the kegs with CO2.
Check the sight tube and lengthen the duration if you still have a significant amount of
sanitizer left in the kegs and still below your starting level of sanitizer.
This stage uses strong pulses of sanitizer ensuring complete sanitation within the kegs.
Extend or shorten this stage on the parameter select page to your personal preference.
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