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• Children should be supervised and should not play with the appliance.
Cleaning and maintenance SHOULD NOT be performed by children without
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supervision.
• Children aged 3 to 8 years CAN load and unload refrigerating appliances.
8. Food Contamination Prevention Guidelines:
Avoid Leaving the Door Open:
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When the Appliance is Not in Use:
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9. Intended Usage of the Appliance:
This appliance is intended for indoor use only in the following environments:
Staff kitchen areas in shops, offices, and other workplace environments.
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• Farmhouses.
Clients use it in hotels, motels, and other residential settings.
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• "Bed & Breakfast" environments.
Catering and similar non-retail applications.
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Kegerator Keg Types and Fittings
When setting up your kegerator, it's important to understand the different
types of kegs and fittings available. Kegs are generally split into two main
categories: Commercial Kegs and Home Brewing Kegs.
1. Commercial Kegs:
These are typically used by commercial breweries.
Common Coupling Types:
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A‐Type Coupler: fits most German keg valves.
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o D‐Type Coupler: fits U.S. Sankey keg valves
o G-Type Coupler: fits some European keg valves.
o U-Type Coupler: fits some European keg valves
S‐Type Coupler: fits European Sankey keg valves.
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• Keg Coupler: The device that connects the beer and gas lines to the keg's
coupling. It's crucial to know the type of coupler needed for your keg to
ensure you purchase the right equipment.
DO NOT leave the door open for extended periods, as it can
cause a significant rise in temperature, which may lead to food
spoilage and contamination.
If the refrigerating appliance is left empty for long periods:
Switch it off.
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Defrost it.
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Clean and dry the appliance.
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Leave the door open to prevent the formation of mold
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inside.
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