Dispense

In the cellar, check the plastic see through fob detector, directly above the keg on the wall, is full of beer. If it is empty of beer, then the keg in use is empty. Change on to a new keg. Make sure that the gas to the keg is switched on, usually there is...
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If your keg lager is dispensing slowly check the following. In the cellar check the keg is not empty. Ensure the gas supply to the keg is connected to full cylinders and is turned on. Check the gas supply to the keg coupler is turned on at the secondary valve. This is usually mounted...
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If lager is to be dispensed correctly and without waste it should be served chilled at temperatures between 4 and 6 degrees centigrade. Coolers are used to reduce the temperature of the lager. These are either flash coolers or remote coolers. You will see flash coolers generally below the lager dispenser. Make sure they...
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Drink it quick……Well, as long as you don’t lose yours you may be able to solve this problem yourself, quite easily. The main reason for poor head retention, as we in the Trade call it, is usually dirty glasses. Now I know what you are saying,” I Bloody well clean my...
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Will the fast dispense beer tap take off in this country probably, perhaps not just yet. These taps originate from America with a 99 dollar per tap lease. In this economic climate they will obviously be for use in high volume accounts. The agent in this country is fasttaps.co.uk the widget themselves fit onto...
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