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3.  Push 8mm EVABarrier hosing connected to a regulated pressure source into one of the Duotight fittings.
4.  Set the pressure on the regulator to 1.5 times the dispensing pressure up to a maximum of 50 psi.
5.  Look for the formation of bubbles in reservoir indicating a leak.
Repeat the above steps on the other product line.

HYDROSTATIC LEAK TEST: 

1.  Empty the reservoir.
2.  Screw a Duotight Beer Thread Adapter onto each all thread shank on the side of the KRYO.
3.  Push 8mm EVABarrier hosing connected to a regulated water source into one of the Duotight fittings. The 

pressure of the water source can be regulated using an in-line regulator for example (

D1047

) or by connecting a 

keg full of water pressurized at 1.5 times the dispensing pressure up to a maximum of 50 psi.

4.  Look for any leaks in the reservoir from the product line.
Repeat the above steps on the other product line.

TESTING THE AGITATOR PUMP AND COMPRESSOR

1.  With the KRYO unplugged, fill the reservoir with water until all the cooling coils are submerged and the impeller 

of the agitator pump is submerged.

2.  Plug the KRYO in using the provided IEC cable and turn the red power switch on.
3.  Set the temperature on the temperature controller on the front of the KRYO to 35°F
To change any settings on the temperature controller for the reservoir such as temperature hysteresis or calibration 

refer to “Adjusting The Differential” section below. 
4.  Leave the KRYO for 12 hours to ensure that it drops the temperature of the reservoir to the set temperature on 

the temperature controller.

The system has now been tested for cooling and leaks and is ready to be used to dispense from a keg.

ADJUSTING THE DIFFERENTIAL

1.  The temperature differential controls at what point the pump will power on to begin a cooling cycle. For example, 

if  your SET temperature is 20°C (68°F) and the temperature probe reading rises to 20.5°C (68.9°F), the pump 

will power on and recirculate cooling solution until the probe reading drops back down to 20°C.

2.  The default differential setting is 0.5°C, but it can be adjusted if desired.
3.  To adjust this parameter, hold the ‘Up’ and ‘Down’ buttons to simultaneously for 3 seconds. The first menu code 

F0 will appear on the display.

4.  Press the ‘Up’ or ‘Down’ buttons to cycle through the parameters until you reach F3 for the differential setting.
5.  Press the ‘Up’ and ‘Down’ buttons simultaneously to make adjustments to the parameter. Then press either the 

‘Up’ or ‘Down’ buttons to change the set value of the selected parameter.

6.  Wait 5 seconds and the controller will save your parameter setting and return to normal operation mode.

FILLING THE RESERVOIR

 The pumps are not designed to be run with a glycol concentration higher than 30% hence it is not advised to exceed this 

glycol concentration. Doing so may damage the pumps.

The KRYO can be operated with either just water in the reservoir or both water and glycol to reduce the freezing point 

of water. IMPORTANT: If you are only using water in the reservoir and not glycol then do not set the temperature of 

the reservoir below 35°F.

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Summary of Contents for KRYO

Page 1: ...amage and will void the product warranty GENERAL PRECAUTIONS If the KRYO has just been moved do not turn on unless the KRYO has been standing upright for 24 hours Failure to do so will void warranty S...

Page 2: ...ssure test both product lines prior to running any liquid through them for dispensing The product lines need to be pressure tested to a pressure that is at least 1 5 times the pressure that will be us...

Page 3: ...2 hours to ensure that it drops the temperature of the reservoir to the set temperature on the temperature controller The system has now been tested for cooling and leaks and is ready to be used to di...

Page 4: ...18 F 7 8 C 1 015 30 8 F 13 3 C 1 024 You can measure the glycol percentage using a calibrated refractometer and comparing to the specific gravity at 32 F in the above table We would advise running a 2...

Page 5: ...DISPENSING FROM COMMERCIAL KEGS Faucets Duotight to Female Beer Thread Fttings CO 2 Tank Tap Handles Duotight 8mm Tee Sanke Coupler Sanke Keg Sanke Keg Sanke Coupler 5 5...

Page 6: ...Ball Lock QD Gas In Flare Duotight 8mm Flare Duotight 8mm Flare Ball Lock QD Bev Out Flare Duotight 8mm Flare Duotight 8mm Tee Ball Lock QD Bev Out Flare CO 2 Regulator Faucets Tap Handles Duotight t...

Page 7: ...e a specific carbonation level during carbonation or priming refer to the table below and correlate the temperature of the keg with the desired carbonation level NOTE Do not try to fix a slow or fast...

Page 8: ...10 9 12 2 13 5 14 8 16 1 17 3 18 6 19 9 21 2 22 5 23 8 25 1 26 4 27 6 28 9 30 2 31 5 32 8 34 0 35 3 36 6 37 9 39 1 40 4 41 7 42 9 44 2 54 11 6 4 7 7 9 1 10 4 11 8 13 1 14 4 15 7 17 1 18 4 19 7 21 1 2...

Page 9: ...the beverage you re dispensing THE CONTROLLER UNIT ITSELF IS FAIRLY STRAIGHTFORWARD BUT IT S STILL A GOOD IDEA TO GET FAMILIAR WITH THE BUTTONS FUNCTIONS THE DESIRED TEMPERATURE SETTING THE TEMPERATU...

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