Crysalli CR-1 - Page 5

Crysalli Beverage Systems a division of WPD
1739 Sabre Street, Hayward, CA 94545
www.crysalli.com 510.732.0100
Countertop Series
Start-up and Install
Check List
Start-up Sequence:
☐ Confirm the water bath is filled
☐ Turn water on to unit (confirm
flow from faucets)
☐ Plug unit in and toggle on/o
switch to the on position.
☐ Turn CO2 on at tank (carb tank
may need to be bled).
Water Filters, CR-24FC and
CR-24FCP:
☐ Water on. Filters flushed via the
flush valve and flowing water.
☐ Water pressure at/through
water filter system above 50 PSI
and not dropping o.
☐ All connections leak-free.
CO2:
☐ CO2 hose from unit: flare nut
connection on end of CO2
hose tight to CR-PC160 CO2
Regulator (be sure to use nylon
washer supplied with reg in
fitting).
☐ CO2 reg connected to CO2 tank
(card board/plastic washer
used) tight and leak-free.
☐ CO2 tank full, opened all the
way and set to 75 PSI.
Countertop Chiller:
☐ Faucets tight and positioned vertically. Handles tight and positioned
front facing.
☐ Water bath filled with water up to the top of the WHITE stand pipe.
☐ Unit on and plugged into a dedicated 120V outlet.
☐ Ice bank formed/forming on refrigeration coils in water bath. Unit
cycling on and o properly to maintain ice bank. Unit will take 2 hours
to form full ice bank aer initial start-up.
☐ Sparkling water; cold, carbonated. Tastes clean and pure. Adjust flow
control on faucet to slow flow rate.
☐ Run a few liters of sparkling water, is carb pump cycling on and flow
consistent without gassing out. Carb pump will cycle on aer 1.5 liters
of sparking water is poured. Carb pump should run for 7-14 seconds.
☐ Still water: cold and consistent flow. Tastes clean and pure. Adjust flow
control on faucet to needs.
☐ Check clearances; Unit should be able to ventilate hot air out sides
and breath fresh air in the back. Unit free of obstructions around it and
can vent.
☐ Air filter in rear of machine is accessible
☐ Water inlet connection to unit leak free and not pinched o anywhere
☐ Agitator pump agitating bath water.