WILLIAMSWARN BrewKeg10, User Manual

Fig 5: Dosing Device setup

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USER GUIDE

DUMPING THE SEDIMENT BOTTLE

It may be necessary to dump the contents of 
the sediment bottle to make room for additional 
sediment. This may occur due to extra ingre- 
dients being added and therefore the sediment 
bottle filling past half full during the fermen- 
tation. The best time to dump the sediment 
bottle is after the beverage has been chilled but 
before the first clarification.

i. 

Ensure the BrewKeg10

TM

 sediment bottle is acc- 

essible. If the BrewKeg10

TM

 is currently inside a 

BrewSnug10

TM

, refrigerator or cupboard, assess 

whether you should move it to better location. 

ii. 

Completely close the butterfly valve at the base 
of the BrewKeg10

TM

. 

iii. 

Place a dish or alternative container underneath 
the sediment bottle to catch any potential 
spillage. 

iv. 

Unwind the sediment bottle slowly.

v. 

Dump the contents of the sediment bottle 
down the drain and rinse the sediment bottle 
with warm water so that it is visibly clean. 

vi. 

Connect your beer tap to the BrewKeg10

TM

 and 

dispense beer from your BrewKeg10

TM

 directly 

into the sediment bottle until it is full. It may 
be predominately foam that is poured from your 
BrewKeg10

TM

 however that is not a concern. The 

objective here is to fill the sediment bottle so that 
when it is re-attached to the BrewKeg10

TM

, no 

oxygen is introduced to the beer. 

vii. 

Carefully attach your sediment bottle to your 
BrewKeg10

TM

. It should be firmly tightened with 

your fingers but not overtightened. 

viii. 

Slowly open the butterfly valve to re-introduce the 
fermented beverage into the sediment bottle.