Mueller 9865302, Owner'S Manual

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Paul Mueller Company Serving Beer Tank Effective April 25, 2018
Owner’s Manual, Part No. 9865302
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4.4 ADJACENT INSTALLATION OF SERVING BEER TANKS
When the serving beer tanks are installed in an adjacent position, Paul Mueller Company recommends
using the standard frames provided.
IMPORTANT: All threaded connections must be checked carefully with a spanner wrench.
4.5 STACKED PLACEMENT OF SERVING BEER TANKS
To stack two serving beer tanks in frames, two complete and independent frames must first be assembled
and the lower tank installed first. Approximately two inches must be left free between the conveyor band
and the piercing valve. Connect the tubes and place the second frame on the first frame. At this point, the
second serving beer tank can be installed (see Figure 9). The second tank must protrude far enough out in
front of the first tank so that the piercing valve can be introduced. Serving beer tanks can also be stacked
directly above each other if an optional raising set is used.
IMPORTANT: All threaded connections must be checked carefully with a spanner wrench.
FIGURE 9: STACKED PLACEMENT OF SERVING BEER TANKS
4.6 FRAME ADJUSTMENT
Adjustments will be necessary after assembly of the serving beer tank frames. Place the frame at the first
level, and then place the frames in a longitudinal direction on a slat with a 1–1.5% angle (1–1.5 cm p/m),
which is the lowest point that still allows flow.