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Operating Procedures
Step By Step
1.
You will first want to unpack your filler from the
shipping box and spread the components out on a
large flat surface. Make sure that you also have the
following:
a. Pressurized CO2 tank with regulator and
connecting hosing (we recommend a wye as well,
see setup diagram for details).
b. Air compressor and
1/4"
hosing
c. A small (.5 liter or so) catch container for
collecting vented liquid
.
2. Place your filler on a flat surface where you plan to
bottle, ensuring that you have access to a standard
wall outlet or extension cord. Place the liquid and
CO2 tanks, as well as the air compressor, nearby.
3. Attach the support legs by sliding the legs between
the enclosure and the rubber feet. The support legs
should extend forward, however if you extend them
out the back you need to clamp them to the flat
surface.
4. Begin by plugging the provided power cord into your
machine, and then plug it into the wall outlet. Flip the
Power Switch on the right side to turn on the filler.
Confirm the cleaning switches on the left side are in
the down position (Fill Mode).
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Toggle the fill switches to the full up position (Start
Fill Position). Wait a few seconds to verify that the
green fill light illuminates.
6. Flip the fill switch back down to the Release Bottle
Position, the green fill light will turn off.
7. Once you are sure the filler is powering up
properly, turn off the power switch on the right
side of filler.
8. Make sure the Pressure Relief Switch is in the off
position (Down).
It is highly recommended that water be used during the initial set up procedure. Water allows you to familiarize
yourself with the filler by removing most variables related to your product, for ease of operation, and the
reduction of waste of your product.
