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8. CONNECTING THE CO2 CYLINDER
• Check your CO
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Cylinder Safety Instructions for position of any nozzles and taps before
starting this step.
• You have a spare piece of tubing.
• Attach the tubing to a prong on the gas splitter, then feed on a clamp.
• Using the crimping tool or pliers, seal the clamp where the tubing meets the prong.
Remove the hole cover at the top right hand corner on the back of the Kegerator.
• Feed this tube of the gas splitter through the hole at the back of the Kegerator from
the inside to the outside.
• Feed on a clamp.
• Attach this tubing to the regulator prong with the red control valve. Coil and secure any
extra tubing length, don’t cut the tubing. By having the increased length this will give
flow resistance in the line and mean you’re not just pouring a big glass of foam.
• Use a crimping tool or pliers to seal the clamp where the tubing meets the prong.
• Fit the regulator to your CO
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cylinder making sure the white nylon washer is in place.
• NOTE:
Use a wrench to ensure it is tight enough so that no gas escapes.
7. ATTACHING THE BLACK
LIQUID DISCONNECTS
• Screw the MFL push fit connector
to the threaded ball lock.
• Push the hose into the opening
of the push fit ball lock.
