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BREWING INSTRUCTIONS
It may be necessary to drain the contents of the
sediment bottle to make room for additional
sediment. This may occur due to extra ingredients
being added and therefore the sediment bottle
filling past half full during the fermentation. The
best time to drain the sediment bottle is before
the first clarification.
You will need:
•
Silicon hose (supplied)
•
A jug or container to accommodate
drained sediment
•
A floor drain if using the vertical drain
component instead of the horizontal version
which suits the silicone tube
i.
Ensure the BrewKeg50
TM
sediment bottle is
accessible, assess whether you should move it to
better location for draining.
ii.
Slide the silicon hose onto the horizontal outlet
at the base of the sediment bottle.
iii.
Place the end of the hose into the jug or container.
iv.
Holding the external part of the drain valve (black
part), turn it clockwise to open and then back and
forth by
1
/
4
to
1
/
8
turns continuously. You will see
the sediment begin to exit the sediment bottle via
the silicon tube as the interior stirrer disturbs the
bed of sediment and ensures and even removal
of the layers of sediment.
v.
Continue to drain to allow enough space to
remain for clarification sediment to follow.
Depending on beer style and other additions
you may have made, you may wish to leave
no more than a quarter of the sediment bottle
with layered sediment.
vi.
Once complete, wind the dial at the base of the
sediment bottle anti-clockwise to a close position
(finger tight).
vii.
Remove silicon hose.
viii.
Dump sediment.
ix.
Wash hose and jug.
Refer to WilliamsWarn Video Resources to see
how to drain the sediment bottle
PART A
1
/
8
turns to jiggle the sediment removal dial
PART B
Drain via the silicon hose into jug or container
Fig 5: Draining the sediment bottle
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