Krups BeerTender VB31 Manual De Instrucciones página 17

The Beertender
®
appliance produces
too much foam when
dispensing beer
(see also section:
Dispensing beer).
Beer flows out too
slowly.
The Beertender
®
appliance is dispensing
warm beer.
The temperature
indicator on the control
panel lights up.
The appliance heats
the beer instead of
cooling it
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help and advice.
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The Beertender
®
Keg has not reached
the right dispensing
temperature.
The Beertender Keg
®
has been shaken.
The tap handle is being
moved too slowly.
The glass is not clean or
was not rinsed in cold
water.
The dispensing nozzle
is dirty.
The tap handle is not
open all the way.
The Beertender Keg
®
has not been chilled
for long enough and
is thus not at the right
serving temperature.
The Beertender
®
appliance is exposed to
too hot a temperature
or direct sunlight (see
also section: Cooling
the keg and Installing
the Beertender ).
®
The Beertender has a
®
cooling issue
English
Allow the Beertender
Keg to cool to the right
temperature. You can
rely on the temperature
indicator on the
control panel of your
Beertender appliance.
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Wait 4 hours before
dispensing beer.
Firmly and quickly pull
the handle down and
forward as far as it
will go.
Use a clean glass that
was previously rinsed in
cold water.
Clean the dispensing
nozzle.
Open the tap
completely.
Allow the Beertender
Keg to cool long
enough in the
appliance.
Use the appliance
indoors and move it
to a room where the
ambient temperature
does not exceed 30°C.
Unplug the appliance
and bring it to the after-
sales center
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