- Turn off your CO2 Tank at the tank.
- Disconnect your keg coupler from the keg and remove the keg from the fridge
- Put a bucket inside the fridge in place of your keg and place your keg coupler in bucket.
- Using the Spanner Wrench remove the Faucet (AKA) pour spout from the shank. (Note: Left hand Threads)
- Take apart your Faucet (AKA) pour spout: (it should come apart in 4 major components see Diagram Below for part #’s)
- Component ONE (part #’s 1); Unscrew the tap handle and set aside (clean separately)
- Component TWO ( part #’s 2,3,4,5,6); Unscrew Bonnet (part 3) from the Faucet Body and pull straight up on the lever (part #6)
- Component THREE (part #’s 12 which includes part #’s 9,10,11); Remove the sliding shaft (part 12) by pushing on it from the front and it will slide out the back of Faucet Body.
- Component FOUR (part # 7); the Faucet or Pour Spout Body.
- Place all 3 pour spout peaces in the bucket with the coupler (you do not need to put tap handle in the bucket.)
(Note: You might want to wear gloves for the next couple of steps.)
Put 2 Tablespoon of cleaning powder into the cleaning bottle and add warn water to it. Put the cap on the cleaning bottle and swirl the solution around till most of the powder has dissolved.
- Attach the hose from the cleaning bottle to where you just removed the pour spout from, The Faucet Shank on your kegorator tower. Screw it in and tighten with the shank wrench.
- Lift cleaning bottle higher than the tower on your kegorator and let solution follow down through the hose and out the coupler in the bucket that is in the bottom of the fridge (Note: you may have to give it a little squeeze to get it following).
- When bottle is almost empty lower the cleaning bottle and place on top of kegorator, you MUST allow the cleaning solution to sit in the beer line for 10 to 15 minutes, longer if you haven’t cleaned your lines in a while.