Control Panel; Sound Emitted By The Beertender; Dispensing Beer - Krups BeerTender VB32 Manual Del Usuario

English
Remove the tap cover by pulling it upward as shown on the drawing -
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fig. 14.
Note: this cover can be removed for cleaning.
Take the tap of the BeerTender Keg "Compatible BeerTender" and fit it into
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place.
Note: Do not try to actuate the tap of the BeerTender Keg by hand.
Position the beer tube as shown on drawing - fig. 15.
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Put the tap cover back in place.
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Note: the tap cover cannot be closed if the BeerTender Keg tap is not fitted
properly.
Make sure the tap handle is positioned in the tapping mechanism before
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the lid is closed.
Make sure that the handle is positioned as shown on the drawing to avoid
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damaging the beer tube - fig. 16.
Carefully close the appliance lid - fig. 17.
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CONTROL PANEL

Two LEDs on the top of the lid provide important indications:
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Green ON LED on the left of the panel: when lit, it indicates that the
appliance is operating - fig. 18.
Green beer-temperature LED on the right side of the panel: when the
BeerTender Keg has reached the ideal temperature the LED switches on
and the appliance goes into "stand-by" cooling mode - fig. 19.
SOUND EMITTED BY THE BEERTENDER APPLIANCE
The cooling function of the BeerTender produces sound.
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The BeerTender features a cooling system which controls the temperature
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of the BeerTender Keg. There are two cooling modes:
1. stand-by cooling corresponds to the main operating conditions. In this
mode the cooling fan produces a barely audible noise;
2. active cooling is triggered when temperature inside the cooling chamber
is too high. As soon as the beer keg reaches the right temperature, the
appliance will switch back to stand-by cooling mode.

DISPENSING BEER

Note: always check the "best before end" date shown on the bottom of the
BeerTender Keg. Do not use the BeerTender Keg beyond this date.
Note: the beer must be dispensed into suitable containers; the dispensing
function is started and stopped manually by the user.
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