How to fix a Krups THE SUB Kitchen Appliances SUB that won't turn on?
If your Krups Kitchen Appliances SUB isn't turning on, first, make sure it's properly plugged into the nearest electric socket. If it still doesn't turn on, the electronic board may be defective, and you should contact Krups customer service.
What to do if my Krups THE SUB SUB is not dispensing beer?
If no beer is being dispensed from your Krups Kitchen Appliances SUB, check the following: * Ensure the appliance is connected to the power supply. * Verify that THE TORP is not empty; replace it if needed. * Confirm that a TORP is installed inside THE SUB. * Make sure the tap handle is correctly installed and positioned. * If there's not enough pressure in THE TORP, open the door and press THE TORP backwards. If the pump works, replace THE TORP. If not, contact Krups customer service.
How to fix a Krups THE SUB SUB that does not turn on?
If your Krups Kitchen Appliances SUB does not turn on, first ensure it is properly connected to the mains power supply. If it still does not turn on, the electronic board may be defective. In this case, contact Krups customer service.
Why is there ice in my Krups THE SUB SUB?
If you notice ice in the cooling chamber of your Krups Kitchen Appliances SUB, it could be due to a few reasons. The room temperature might be below 12°C; in this case, install THE SUB in a more suitable environment. Alternatively, THE SUB might have been working too long without a TORP inside. If so, remove the ice with a warm sponge and load a TORP into the chamber. If neither of these solves the issue, the temperature regulation may be defective, and you should contact Krups customer service.
How to reduce foam when using my Krups Kitchen Appliances SUB?
If there is too much foam when dispensing beer from your Krups Kitchen Appliances SUB, it could be that the beer is not cold enough. Wait until the temperature indicator changes to green before serving. Alternatively, you might be pulling the tap handle too slowly. Ensure you pull the handle quickly forward as far as it will go.
What to do if I can't close the door of my Krups Kitchen Appliances SUB?
If you cannot close the door of your Krups Kitchen Appliances SUB, it is likely that THE TORP is not fully inserted. Ensure that you insert THE TORP completely into THE SUB.
How to properly pull the tap handle on a Krups THE SUB Kitchen Appliances SUB?
Pull the handle quickly forward as far as it will go.
Why is there ice in my Krups Kitchen Appliances SUB cooling chamber?
If you find ice in the cooling chamber of your Krups Kitchen Appliances SUB, it could be due to several reasons. The room temperature might be too low (below 53.6°F), so install THE SUB in a more suitable environment. It's also possible that THE SUB has been running for too long without a TORP inside; remove the ice with a warm sponge and load a TORP into the chamber. If these steps don't resolve the issue, and the beer isn't cold enough, wait until the temperature indicator turns green before serving. If the problem persists, the temperature regulation may be defective, and you should contact Krups customer service.
How to close the tap cover of Krups THE SUB SUB?
If you cannot close the tap cover on your Krups Kitchen Appliances SUB, the tube spout is likely not inserted correctly. Remove the tube spout and refit it, following the instructions in the chapter "Installing THE TORP in THE SUB".
What to do if there is ice in my Krups Kitchen Appliances SUB cooling chamber?
If there is ice in the cooling chamber of your Krups Kitchen Appliances SUB, it could be because the room temperature is below 12°C. Install THE SUB in an adapted environment. Alternatively, if THE SUB has been working too long with no TORP inside, remove the ice with a warm sponge and load a TORP inside the chamber. If neither of these resolves the issue, the temperature regulation may be defective, and you should contact Krups customer service.
General| Volume | 2 L |
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| Drip tray | Yes |
| Maximum power | 70 W |
| Product color | Stainless steel |
| Dispenser type | Draft beer dispenser |
| Beer brands supported | Affligem, Heineken |
| Maximum operating pressure | 1.1 bar |
Weight and Dimensions| Weight | 6800 g |
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| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 455 x 326 x 235 mm |
Steps for setting up the KRUPS SUB appliance, including placement and initial connection.
Explanation of the indicator light colors (red and green) and their meaning for cooling status.
Information about the normal operating sounds of the cooling system and pressure pump.
Instructions for preparing the beer container (TORP) before insertion, including checking the expiry date.
Guidance on achieving optimal beer temperature and the expected cooling time.
Step-by-step instructions for correctly inserting the TORP into the SUB appliance.
Advice on using a clean, cold glass to ensure the perfect beer pour and minimize foam.
Technique for pouring beer at a 45° angle, adjusting the pour for optimal foam.
Instructions for cleaning the drip tray and tap mechanism after each use.
Procedure for cleaning the tap mechanism and cooling chamber when changing the TORP.
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