Installation Section 2
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Part Number 020002777 10/11
Model 1310
1. Locate the Barb stem splicers and tab clamps in the
install kit.
NOTE: The Installation Kit provides syrup connections
for the 1/2 or 3/8 ID conduit. The circulating carbonated
water lines are supplied with 1/2 barbs only. Determine
the conduit size prior to the attaching barb systems.
2. Attach barb splicer to the syrup lines labeled #1, #2,
#3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8, #9 and #10 and clamp in
place. Attach two (2) 1/2 x 1/2 barb splicers to the
lines labeled #7 Carbonated Water and #8
Carbonated Water and clamp in place. Attach one
(1) 1/2 x 1/2 barb splicer to the line labeled "W" and
clamp in place.
3. Attach the syrup lines labeled #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6,
#7, #8, #9 and #10 to the corresponding number or
color lines of the conduit. Clamp in place.
4. Connect the plain water line labeled "W" to the plain
water supply and clamp in place.
5. Attach the Carbonated water line to the line labeled
#7 Carbonated Water and #8 Carbonated Water,
then clamp in place.
Model 143
1. Route the beverage conduit up to the stainless steel
barb stem adaptors at the base of the dispensing
tower. If the lines of the conduit are different lengths,
always connect the shortest line first. Use two (2)
tab clamps at every connection.
2. Attach the three (3) syrup lines labeled #1, #2, and
#3 to the corresponding numbered barb fittings of
the dispensing tower. Use two (2) tab clamps per
connection.
3. Attach the Carbonated Water line labeled "xF or xR"
of the beverage conduit to the barb stem of the
tower labeled "xF or xR". Use two (2) tab clamps.
How to Insulate all the Connections
NOTE: Make sure all exposed Carbonated Water, Plain
Water, and Syrup Lines are well insulated.
1. To insulate use conduit sections, aluminum foil and
tape.
2. Cut the conduit sections to fit snugly over the
exposed lines and fittings.
3. After all the lines are properly insulated, wrap tightly
with tape to assure air tightness. This will prevent
condensation from forming on the lines and prevent
dripping.
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