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Cleaning/Maintenance:

Keg Couplers/Connectors:

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 Do not use any solvent-based cleansers or abrasive 

pads on the kegerator.  Wiping the outside using warm 

water and a mild liquid detergent with a soft cloth will 

do the job.  

 Beer lines need to be cleaned periodically because of a 

crystallized build up which forms on the fittings, lines, 

and taps commonly referred to as “beer stone”. If the 

beer stone is not completely removed in a cleaning 

process it will leave an unsanitary surface that can 

harbor microorganisms, which will cause an undesirable 

flavor.

 Your beer line should be cleaned approximately once 

every 2–3 months. The dispenser faucet should be 

cleaned on a weekly basis or prior to every use if not 

used on a regular basis. 

NOTE - If you have trouble 

manipulating the faucet lever, it usually indicates the 

faucet may require cleaning. 

DO NOT apply force to 

move the handle in this situation, as this will likely lead 

to damaging the handle and/or faucet.

 We recommend purchasing a Beer Line Cleaning Kit 

to make the job of cleaning your line and taps easier!

 About every 6 months it is good practice to clean the 

front grill of the unit (turn the power off first).  This will 

help maximize the life of the compressor.

 When the kegerator is not in use it is best to remove 

any beer in your line. First, turn off the CO

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 and 

dispense beer until no more beer is flowing. This will 

release pressure in the keg so that the coupler can 

safely be detached.

By now you most likely know which types of kegs you’ll be serving through your kegerator - commercial, homebrew, 
or maybe both (!?).  Below is the list of the coupler options.  When purchasing a commercial keg it is best to confirm 
the Coupler Type with the liquor store/distributor. 

Commercial Couplers By Type/System (subject to change):

Homebrew Disconnects For Corny/Soda Kegs:

D TYPE 

Most US breweries

BALL LOCK FITTINGS: aka Pepsi-style (most common among homebrewers)

GRAY = Gas Fittings   BLACK = Liquid Fittings

PIN LOCK FITTINGS: aka Coke-style

2 PRONG GRAY = Gas Fittings   3 PRONG BLACK = Liquid Fittings

S TYPE 

Newcastle, Becks, Heineken

U TYPE 

Guinness, Harp

A TYPE 

Paulaner, Spaten

G TYPE 

Anchor, Boddington

Summary of Contents for ND-1600

Page 1: ...moved or tilted at more than a 45 degree angle DO NOT PLUG IN OR TURN ON until the unit has been upright for 24 hours TABLE OF CONTENTS Included Features 2 General Instructions 3 Safety 3 Installation 3 Assembly Instructions 4 11 Operation Instructions 12 14 Operation 12 13 Care Maintenance 14 Couplers Connections 14 Troubleshooting 15 Technical Specs 15 1 INSTRUCTION MANUAL STAINLESS STEEL COMMER...

Page 2: ... 2 Door 3 Stainless Steel Handle 4 Lock 5 Vent 6 Top Cover 7 Guard Rail 8 Tower Faucet Handle 9 Light Switch 10 Fan 11 Return Airway 12 Control Panel 13 Strap For CO2 Tank 14 4 Adjustable feet 15 4 Optional Casters Not Pictured 2 ...

Page 3: ...e harm After moving the unit it is best to allow it to stand upright for 24 hours prior to plugging in to the power source Do not pinch kink the power supply cord For proper heat dissipation make sure there is sufficient and proper air ventilation around the kegerator The kegerator dispenser vents from the grill below the door The right side is cold air in and the left side is warm air out Make su...

Page 4: ...t casters screws 8 17 Tower to kegerator screws 4 18 Lock key 2 19 Duotight tees Included with 2 3 faucet towers only 20 Stepless clamps Included in case Duotight connections are not used Take stock of what comes with the kegerator Remove all the items from inside the unit and unpack the tower box and tubing bag You should have Multi purpose wrench included Allen wrench included 1 Phillips head sc...

Page 5: ...sters 8 long 8 short The 8 long screws are for the outer holes shown below in red The 8 short screws are for the inner holes shown below in yellow See image to the right Empty the unit Remove the 4 original adjustable feet Unscrew the BACK lower left lower right side screws from the base plate and set aside these will be longer screws Lineup the NON LOCKING casters with the 4 pre drilled holes Use...

Page 6: ...tly on rail to ensure it has been fully secured If any give is felt continue tightening until it feels secure 1 Align the 2 holes in door handle with the 2 pegs on the door 2 Use the supplied screws and Allen wrench to tighten Once done tightening pull back slightly on handle to ensure it has been fully secured to the door If any give is felt continue tightening until handle feels secure Attach Th...

Page 7: ...e NOTE repeat this step for each additional faucet your tower has 4 Locate the tower shank and remove the nut and white convex collar and set them aside From the outside of the tower attach the Duotight fitting to the tower shank Slide the shank and tubing into the faucet hole 5 Turn the tower upside down Slip the white convex collar and shank nut onto the beverage line with the white convex colla...

Page 8: ...will restrict airflow 3 Re insert the hose into the tower Don t worry if the tubing is a little short or long it will properly cool the tower 8 1 Remove the 4 screws from the top of the kegerator and set aside 2 Place the tower gasket onto the kegerator and align the gasket holes with the pre drilled holes 3 Drop tubing from the bottom of the tower through the hole into the kegerator 4 Align the t...

Page 9: ...ful not to over tighten NOTE there must be a regulator gasket between the regulator and tank Some regulators come with a gasket already attached to the regulator 3 Using the provided CO2 tank strap attach one end to the fixing hook inside the kegerator Place the CO2 tank on its shelf in the right hand corner of the kegerator See Photo Below 4 Once CO2 tank is in place attach the remaining end of t...

Page 10: ...cts see page 14 Not Using Duotight If you did not purchase Duotight fittings and have couplers or quick disconnects with traditional barbs we have included some stepless clamps Because the EVA Barrier tubing is an advanced two layer tubing it is difficult to fit over barbs Follow these steps 1 Boil a cup of water and dip the end of tubing for 15 seconds to soften 2 Place stepless clamp onto tubing...

Page 11: ...he regulator to 20 PSI Turn off the CO2 tank valve Wait a couple hours then check the pressure on the regulator If it has not dropped then there are no leaks Release the pressure and reset the regulator to your desired serving pressure If there was a drop in pressure then spray wipe soapy water on all the points where there may be a leak Such as All tubing connections Where the regulator attaches ...

Page 12: ...kegs inside the temperature reading on the display may be higher than the preset temperature This is not a failure 1 UP arrow Used to raise warm the set temperature by 1 F or 1 C Maximum temperature 76 F or 24 C 2 DOWN arrow Used to lower cool the set temperature by 1 F or 1 C Minimum temperature 28 F or 2 C 3 Temperature Display The display indicates the current operating temperature 4 F C Displa...

Page 13: ... freeze at 28 F 2 C Temperatures too cool or too warm may cause flavor loss off taste and or dispensing problems Periodically monitor temperatures inside your kegerator adjust as necessary Keep the kegerator door closed as much as possible to avoid temperature fluctuations A good target temperature for most beers is in the 36 F 40 F range However you will find that certain types will be better ser...

Page 14: ...mmend purchasing a Beer Line Cleaning Kit to make the job of cleaning your line and taps easier About every 6 months it is good practice to clean the front grill of the unit turn the power off first This will help maximize the life of the compressor When the kegerator is not in use it is best to remove any beer in your line First turn off the CO2 and dispense beer until no more beer is flowing Thi...

Page 15: ... sealing correctly Or the ambient room temperature is too high so the unit is working harder to cool to set temperature 104lbs 47 5kg Humming is normal Gurgling sounds are caused by cooling liquid used by the kegerator Or unit may not be not level E0 Defrost sensor malfunctions E1 Cabinet inner temperature sensor malfunctions E2 Short circuit of the sensors or thermostat control board Digital Touc...

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