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Button” on the inside of the nitrogen generator until the “Alarm” indicator
light flashes confirming the 1000-hour run timer has been reset.
BlastOff™ Alarm
:
I
ncluded with the system is the BlastOff™
- Leak Detection System. It is a
patented system in the
BrewBlast™ 110CPH
that detects line leaks within
the downstream gas lines from the N2 Generator to the kegs. Line leaks
could be due to a keg not being tapped correctly, a gas line leak, or fitting
therein failing, etc. These leaks are potential safety hazards, can be the
precursor to a rupture in the lines, and could also cause your
BrewBlast™
110CPH to run in excess (decreasing the life of the unit).
Once a leak has been detected, the BlastOff
™
illuminates the
“B
last
Off”
light
in red on the control panel and shuts down the
BrewBlast™ 110CPH
until
the problem has been remedied and the alarm has been reset. To reset the
BlastOff
™
, simply turn off the
BrewBlast™ 110CPH
using the green toggle
switch and turn it back on.
Never reset repeatedly; if the BlastOff™ goes off daily, there is a real
potential issue. Consult your installer for a solution.
Compressor Maintenance Alarm:
The
BrewBlast™ 110CPH
also comes fitted with a compressor
maintenance/replacement warning. The integrated compressor generally
has a lifespan of around 8000-12000 run hours or more with regular
maintenance. When the compressor is nearing the end of its lifecycle, the
“Alarm” indicator will flash on and off.
After a new compressor has been installed this alarm can be reset by
pressing the “Alarm Reset Button” three times in quick succession
.
