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8.3 GAS LEAKS
As with any gas system, only use a spray bottle on non-electrical equipment to find leaks. Fix or replace leaking
fittings or old hose. Push-to-connect fittings will show bubbles and typically have up to a 5ccm acceptable leakage
rate. Contact your local provider/installer for help.
8.4 TEMPERATURE ISSUES: VERY COMMON ISSUE
Consistent beer temperatures are crucial to a good pour. Typically, the beer in the keg should be kept between 36-
38 degrees F. It should be sent from the keg to the tap at the same temperature. If there is a change in temperature
of the beer between the keg and the glass, then you may experience foaming. Take the temperature of the beer at
the glass and if it is above 40 degrees F, you may need to see if the Glycol line cooling system is operating
properly. If a keg(s) is warm, change to a properly chilled keg and resume. Contact your refrigeration expert if you
have temperature issues, the BeerBlast™ 7/14KPH / N2-GEN™ 7/14KPH does not influence temperature.
8.5 BLASTOFF™ - LEAK DETECTION SYSTEM:
“There is an alarm sounding in the BeerBlast™ 7/14KPH / N2-GEN™ 7/14KPH and the
control panel has B.Off illuminated on the side panel of the unit.”
If you hear the alarm and the “B.Off” is displayed on your unit, it means that it is equipped
with “The BlastOff
™
- Leak Detection” feature. If the buzzer is on, there may be a leak in one of the beergas lines,
regulators, or one of the keg couplings may not be properly seated, causing beergas leaks. Note: Turn off this
unit’s on/off power switch and check for leaks. If none are found, leave the unit turned off and contact your Draft
Beer System Technician. Once the leak has been fixed, turn the BeerBlast™ 7/14KPH / N2-GEN™ 7/14KPHon/off
rocker switch back “On” to resume normal operation. By turning the system power off, then back on, this will reset
the BlastOff™ automatically.
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