EdgeStar KC2000 Owner's Manual - Page 16

No beer flow from dispenser Sputtering Draw Faucet Dripping Rapid CO2 cylinder discharge Difficulty Manipulating Faucet handle Abnormal beer taste and/or smell Glassware is not "Beer Clean" Elongated dispensing hose. Low/Empty CO2 cylinder. Closed CO2 valve and/or shutoff valve. Empty beer keg. Line or dispenser obstructions. Improper connections(s) Dispense system requires cleaning. Keg Coupler installed incorrectly Line or dispenser obstructions. Improper draw technique Handle not fully returned to close position. Faucet requires cleaning Improper connection, air line leak Faucet requires cleaning Damaged handle stem Dispense system requires cleaning. Contaminated dispense system. The beer exceeded self-life. 10 ~ 12 PSI. Residue on glassware in the form of oils will quickly dissolve the formation of foam (See "Beer Clean Glassware" ) All recommended temperatures and gauge settings are calculated for a dispensing hose five (5) feet in length. Check to see if the CO2 tank has pressure Ensure that both the CO2 cylinder and regulator shutoff valve are open. Replace beer keg. Verify that there are no 'kinks' or obstructions in either the air line or dispenser line and that neither are frozen. Ensure all connections are secure and all seals are in place and in good condition. See "Cleaning and Maintenance" Check seal between keg & faucet Verify that there are no obstructions in either the air line or dispenser line and that neither are frozen. See "Using Proper Draw Technique" After every pour, ensure the handle is returned to the off position. See "Cleaning and Maintenance" Ensure proper connection of air line at CO2 regulator, and/or check air line for possible leaks See "Cleaning and Maintenance" Remove handle and connector nuts and inspect stem for possible damage. See "Cleaning and Maintenance" Check hoses for possible air leaks. Replace Beer Keg 15