How To Flush Out Keg Lines at Harold Chappell blog

How To Flush Out Keg Lines. The first step in cleaning your kegerator lines is to disconnect the keg and empty any remaining beer from the lines. Your kegerator or draft system has multiple parts. There are two places in your setup that need to be cleaned regularly. You’ll need to pump approximately. Then, flush the beer lines with warm water to push out any residual beer. The tap coupler should be the easiest. That's how you clean and sanitise you kegs and beer lines. Put the loose coupler end into an empty pot. Then, use a wrench to remove the coupler from the keg. Some parts of your kegerator can be disassembled pretty easily. Unscrew the coupler from the beer line and then unscrew the faucet using a spanner wrench. To do this, turn off the co2 tank and release the pressure from the keg by opening the pressure release valve. Use the hand pump to flush the cleaning solution through the keg lines and into the bucket. First off, you’ll want to dismantle the tap and remove the keg coupler. Some of them come apart, some don’t.

Then, use a wrench to remove the coupler from the keg. Some parts of your kegerator can be disassembled pretty easily. The first step in cleaning your kegerator lines is to disconnect the keg and empty any remaining beer from the lines. Then, flush the beer lines with warm water to push out any residual beer. Put the loose coupler end into an empty pot. Some of them come apart, some don’t. Start by turning off your co2, taking your keg out of the kegerator, and disconnecting the coupler. First off, you’ll want to dismantle the tap and remove the keg coupler. Your kegerator or draft system has multiple parts. Use the hand pump to flush the cleaning solution through the keg lines and into the bucket.

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How To Flush Out Keg Lines First off, you’ll want to dismantle the tap and remove the keg coupler. Then, use a wrench to remove the coupler from the keg. There are two places in your setup that need to be cleaned regularly. Your kegerator or draft system has multiple parts. Unscrew the coupler from the beer line and then unscrew the faucet using a spanner wrench. Some of them come apart, some don’t. Use the hand pump to flush the cleaning solution through the keg lines and into the bucket. Put the loose coupler end into an empty pot. The tap coupler should be the easiest. First off, you’ll want to dismantle the tap and remove the keg coupler. That's how you clean and sanitise you kegs and beer lines. Then, flush the beer lines with warm water to push out any residual beer. To do this, turn off the co2 tank and release the pressure from the keg by opening the pressure release valve. You’ll need to pump approximately. Some parts of your kegerator can be disassembled pretty easily. The first step in cleaning your kegerator lines is to disconnect the keg and empty any remaining beer from the lines.