Cornelius Linus 40 - Installation; CO2-Connection; Connecting of the Beer line; Putting into and out of Service

Linus
18
5.1.2 Unit with Air Compressor
The unit with an compresses-air plant includes an air compressor. Connect the outlet of the compressed air
plant to the CO
2
-inlet of the tank, using tubing with an inner diameter of 4 mm.
The tube connections are fitted with a G 3/4B thread.
5.2 Connecting of the Beer line
Connect the beverage tube with an inside diameter of 7 mm to the beverage exit of the keg coupling.
Connect the free end of the beverage tube to the beverage entrance of the overcounter cooling (pictorial
representation position 2, page 18)
6. Putting into and out of Service
6.1 Putting into Service
Comply with the cleaning regulations defined by law before beginning each operation.
Clean the couplings on the container for beer every time before you attach them. Connect coupling to container
for beer.
6.1.1 Unit without Air Compressor
Open the cylinder globe valve on the CO
2
-cylinder and the shut off valve on the pressure regulator.
Check the CO
2
-pressure at the pressure regulator.
Set the CO
2
-pressure by turning the control screw at the regulator valve.
Clockwise to increase the pressure.
Counter-clockwise to reduce the pressure.
Afterwards check the CO
2
-lines for leaks by closing the cylinder globe valve on the CO
2
-cylinder.
The admission pressure displayed at the pressure regulator should not drop.
If it does, notify the service technician immediately.
Do not forget to re-open the cylinder globe valve after the check.
Check the beer line for leaks. Only a visual inspection is possible. If liquid is leaking, call a service technician.
6.1.2 Unit with Air Compressor
Check the impermeability of the tubes. This only can be made optical.
If liquid is leaks out plea call a service technician.
Important notice:
The pressure set on the compressor amounts 1,8-2 bar. Temperature of barrel must not
fall below 18°C.
The barrel has got to be emptied within 24h.
6.2 Turning on the Device
Plug the power supply for the cooler in a grounded socket.
The device is starting automatically and switches off after reaching the working temperature. The device is
now ready to use.