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NITRO & STILL BEVERAGE DISPENSERON-DEMAND NITROGENATED BEVERAGES

FROM CONCENTRATE

JOETAP ® BARISTA

SAFETY FIRST! READ INSTRUCTIONS COMPLETELY

Before getting started please read this user manual and at all times follow the important safety instructions.

I N S TA L L A T I O N , U S E & M A I NT E N A N C E G U I D E

JT-CTMG

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SAFETY & PROCEDURAL NOTICES .............................................................4

RECEIVING & INSPECTING .......................................................................6

SPECIFICATIONS .......................................................................................6

DIMENSIONS ............................................................................................7

COMPONENTS ..........................................................................................8

LOCATION & INSTALLATION .......................................................................9

MAKING ADJUSTMENTS ..........................................................................15

GENERAL OPERATION .............................................................................20

ROUTINE MAINTENANCE & CLEANING ....................................................21

TROUBLESHOOTING ...............................................................................22

DECOMMISSIONING ................................................................................24

TERMS OF USE. WARRANTY. INDEMNIFICATION. ....................................26

ROUTINE MAINTENANCE & CLEANING


SAFETY NOTICES

PROCEDURAL NOTICES

As you work on this equipment, be sure to pay close attention to the safety notices in this manual and any warning/caution labels on the unit. Disregarding the notices may lead to serious injury and/or damage to the equipment.

Read and understand ALL applicable OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) safety regulations and/or national and local codes before operating this unit.

Throughout this manual, you will see the following types of safety notices:

As you work on this equipment, be sure to read the procedural notices in this manual. These notices supply helpful information, which may assist you as you work.

Throughout this manual, you will see the following types of procedural notices:

NOTE: Text set off as a “Note:” provides you with simple, but useful, extra information about the procedure you are performing.

WARNINGText in a Warning box alerts you to a potential personal injury situation. Be sure to read the Warning statement before proceeding and work carefully.

NOTICEText in a Notice box provides you with information that may help you perform a procedure more efficiently. Disregarding this information will not cause damage or injury, but it may slow you down as you work.

Indicates information considered important but not hazard related.

CAUTIONText in a Caution box alerts you to a situation in which you could damage the equipment. Be sure to read the Caution statement before proceeding and work carefully.


READ THESE BEFORE PROCEEDING

NOTE: Save these instructions.

NOTE: We reserve the right to make product improvements at any time. Specifications and design are subject to change without notice.

THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS IMPORTANT INFORMATION

THIS MANUAL MUST BE READ AND UNDERSTOOD BEFORE THE INSTALLATION AND OPERATION OF THIS DISPENSER

CAUTIONProper installation, care and maintenance are essential for maximum performance and trouble-free operation of your equipment. Read and understand this manual. It contains valuable care and maintenance information. If you encounter problems not covered by this manual, do not proceed, contact us. We will be happy to provide assistance.

WARNINGPERSONAL INJURY POTENTIAL Do not operate equipment that has been misused, abused, neglected, damaged, or altered/modified from that of original manufactured specifications.

NOTICERoutine adjustments and maintenance procedures outlined in this manual are not covered by the warranty.


RECEIVING & INSPECTING

SPECIFICATIONS

Upon receiving your new JoeTap® countertop nitro and still beverage dispenser, check the package and the unit for any damages that may have occurred during transportation. Visually inspect the exterior of the package. If damaged, open and inspect the contents with the carrier. Any damage should be noted and reported on the delivering carrier’s receipt.

In the event that the packaging is not damaged, yet upon opening, there is concealed damage to the equipment, notify the carrier immediately. Notification should be made verbally as well as in written form. Request an inspection by the shipping company of the damaged equipment. Retain all crating material until inspection has been made. Finally, contact Micro Matic.

UNCRATING:1. Cut and remove the outer packaging 2. Lift the unit off the skid3. If unit was laid down during this operation, leave upright for 24 hours before plugging

into power source

WARNINGPERSONAL INJURY POTENTIAL Do not operate equipment that has been misused, abused, neglected, damaged, or altered/modified from that of original manufactured specifications.

Operating Performance

Compressor 1/6 HP

BTU per hour 1135

Condenser HP 1/6

Ambient Temperature Range 45-100° F

Inlet Water Temperature 45-90° F

Ice Bath Capacity 2 gal

ApprovalETL Listed. Conforms to UL 471 & NSF 18. Certified to CSA C22.2 No.120

Air Clearance around unit 6" (153mm)

Plumbing20-50 psi (138-621 kPa) Machine supplied with 3/8" male barb fitting

Requires floor drain

Electrical Requires 2-wire plus ground at 120V, single phase, 60 Hz, 15 amp min. dedicated service

Warranty 1 year parts and labor warranty. All warranty work is handled through JoeTap® certified service agents.

Running Amps5.0A (0.5A for Nitrogen Generator / 4.5A for JoeTap® Countertop System)

Voltage 115/60/1

Plug Type NEMA-5-15P

Cord Length 6'

Refrigerant R-134a

Charge 5.5 oz / 160g

Part No. Description Beverage Package Shipping Weight

JT-CTMG JoeTap® Barista, countertop dispenser and nitrogen package Bag in Box (BiB)169 lbs

77 kg

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Listed by Edison Testing Laboratories.Conforms to UL & NSF Standards.


NOTE: We have developed this manual as a reference guide for the owner/operator and installer of this equipment. Please read this manual before installation or operation of the machine. A qualified service technician must perform installation and start-up of this equipment. If you cannot or are not qualified to correct the service problem, call your service provider or distributor. Always have your model and serial number available when you call.

DIMENSIONS

TOP

UP TO 4"WITH ADJUSTMENT

547.65 [21.56]

578.62 [22.78]

495.66 [19.51]

202.36 [7.97]

606.97 [23.90]

606.97 [23.90]

88.90 [3.50]

547.65 [21.56]

881.65 [34.71]

FRONT SIDE

UP TO 4"WITH ADJUSTMENT

547.65 [21.56]

578.62 [22.78]

495.66 [19.51]

202.36 [7.97]

606.97 [23.90]

606.97 [23.90]

88.90 [3.50]

547.65 [21.56]

881.65 [34.71]


COMPONENTS

INCLUDED (1) Drip tray (1) Countertop Nitro and Still Beverage Dispenser with built in N2 Generator (1) 6' section of ½" I.D. x 7/8" O.D. drain line (2) Stainless stout faucets (2) Black faucet handles (1) John Guest: 3/8" stem x 3/8" barb elbow (for water inlet)

NOTE: Serial# and unit name label with electrical specifications/requirements located on backside of JT-CTMG.

CONTROL PANEL

SYSTEM ON/OFFINDICATOR LIGHT

GENERATOR ON/OFFINDICATOR LIGHT

VOLTAGE REGULATOR GAUGEN2 REGULATORADJUSTMENT SCREW

SCHOLLE BIBCONNECTOR FITTING

STILL FAUCET WATERFLOW CONTROL VALVE

NITRO FAUCET

STILL FAUCET

POWER CORD

N2 GENERATORGAS RESERVOIR GAUGE

N2 REGULATOR PRESSURE GAUGE

SHOWN WITH DOOR OPEN AND CHILLER SHROUD REMOVED

WATER INLET PORT

GAS OUT BUTTON

GAS IN BUTTON

GAS OFF BUTTON

PRODUCT PUMP BUTTON

WATER PUMP BUTTON

CHILLER CONTROL

BIB PRODUCTSTORAGE AREA

CHILLER AIRINLET SHROUD

SERIAL NUMBER/NAME /CERTIFICATIONLABEL (3" X 5")

ELECTRICAL HAZARDWARNING LABEL(3" X 3")

ELECTRICAL HAZARDWARNING LABEL(3" X 3")

DATE OF MANUFACTURE LABEL


INSTALLATION

NOTE: These instructions are provided to assist the qualified installer. Contact your distributor or call JoeTap/Micro Matic for information regarding start-up services.

INSTALLATION LOCATION REQUIREMENTSThe JT-CTMG may be island-mounted or installed on a front or rear counter. Locate the unit so the following requirements are satisfied. This system is for indoor use only and must NOT be placed in an area where a water jet or similar high-pressure sprayer could be used.

LOCATION & SURFACE• Footprint: 21.56" (548 MM) W x 34.05"(865 MM) H x 17.24"(438 MM) D plus an additional

6" clearance to the left, right and rear of the machine.

• Weight: surface must be able to support weight of the dispenser, water/ice bath and BIB product stored inside (165 LBS fully loaded).

• Level surface: The JT-CTMG must be level horizontally from right to left and front to rear.

• If surface penetration is necessary, the hole should be at least 2" in diameter and be closed/sealed once the power cord, drain line and water supply line are in place and connected.

• Avoid placing the dispenser near heat sources such as radiators, ovens, refrigeration equipment, and direct sunlight.

WATER SUPPLY• Flow rate must be at least .7 GPM

• Pressure cannot exceed 50 PSI

• Temperature: 45˚ F – 90˚ F

• Cannot contain sediment equal to or larger than 5 microns.

• Must consist of NSF-61 compliant components.

• Must be plumbed with in-line water shutoff valve and backflow prevention device.

• A screen of at least 100 mesh (100 strands per 1" [25 MM]) must be installed immediately upstream of the backflow prevention device.

• Water hardness cannot exceed 75 PPM

• Cannot be plumbed to demineralized water: a water supply with little or no mineral content will yield flat beverages.

NOTICEFailure to follow these guidelines may affect warranty coverage.

CAUTIONCutting the countertop may decrease its strength. Counter should be braced to support the dispenser countertop weight plus product storage capacity and weight of ice/water bath.

WARNINGOnly trained and certified electrical, plumbing and refrigeration technicians should service this unit.

WARNINGAll wiring and plumbing must conform to national and local codes.


ELECTRICAL• Must be installed near a properly grounded electrical outlet with proper electrical

requirements fused at proper amperage or circuit connected through an equivalent HACR circuit breaker with ELCB (GFCI).

• Refer to unit name label for required power circuit operating voltage, hertz, and amp load.

• No other equipment should be connected to this circuit.

• This appliance must be grounded. In the event of malfunction or breakdown, grounding provides a path of least resistance for electric current to reduce the risk of electric shock. This appliance is equipped with a cord having an equipment-grounding conductor and a grounding plug. The plug must be plugged into an appropriate outlet that is properly installed and grounded in accordance with all local codes and ordinance.

WHEN USING ELECTRIC APPLIANCES BASIC PROCEDURES SHOULD ALWAYS BE FOLLOWED, INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING: • Read all the instructions before using the appliance.

• To reduce the risk of injury, close supervision is necessary when the appliance is used near children.

• Do not contact moving parts.

• Only use attachments recommended or sold by the manufacturer.

• Do not use outdoors.

• For a cord-connected appliance, the following shall be included: – Do not unplug by pulling on cord. To unplug, grasp the plug, not the cord.

– Unplug from outlet when not in use and before servicing or cleaning.

– Do not operate any appliance with a damaged cord or plug, or after the appliance malfunctions or is dropped or damaged in any manner. Contact the nearest authorized service facility for examination, repair, or electrical or mechanical adjustment.

CHILLER ICE/WATER BATH OVERFLOW DRAIN:• Open gravity drain located within six feet of the machine.

• Ensure drain line is always sloping downwards.

• Drain hose: 7/8" O.D., 5/8" I.D.

• Must conform to national and local codes.

NOTICEDue to continuous improvements, this information is for reference only. Please refer to the dispenser serial number tag to verify electrical data. Serial tag information overrides information listed on this page.

WARNINGRisk of electrical shock. Connect to a properly grounded outlet only.


WARNINGJT-CTMG must be electrically grounded to avoid possible fatal electrical shock or serious injury to the operator. 120V JT-CTMG power cord is equipped with a 3-prong plug. If supply cord is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its service agent or a similarly qualified person in order to avoid a hazard.



REQUIRED TOOLS & MATERIALS

• Hand installation pincers for ear clamps (to install ear clamp on water inlet barb connection).

• Square head screwdriver (Robertson) & Phillips head screwdriver (to adjust N2 regulator, gently pry caps, and remove lid from the unit).

• Spanner wrench (to tighten still & nitro faucets).

• Small funnel (to fill chiller ice/water bath).

• Ruler or tape measure (to measure head thickness while calibrating level of N2 infusion).

• Refractometer (to measure brix while calibrating dilution ratio).

• Small bucket or pitcher (a container to pour into while calibrating).

• Clear cup (preferably one that the establishment intends to use for their Nitrogen Infused Beverages).

• .05" hex key (to adjust pressure switch, if necessary).

• Water supply line and proper hardware to connect it to the unit (see detailed water supply requirements in Installation Location Requirements in section 6).

• Electrical outlet (see detailed electrical requirements in Installation Location Requirements in section 6).

• Bag-in-Box product (must be a product with a compatible dilution ratio).

PERISTALTIC PUMP PACKAGE PREPARATION• Locate the Bag-in-Box product and determine proper peristaltic pump gearbox

speed (172 RPM or 282 RPM), tubing inside diameter (1/8", 3/16" or 1/4") and voltage (12V – 22V).

– If a unit is equipped with a peristaltic pump tube diameter and gearbox combination that cannot properly accommodate flow rate necessary for a given Bag-in-Box prod-uct, one or both must be replaced to create a suitable tube and gear box combination.

NOTE: See Peristaltic Pump Package Guide (section 6) to determine the proper peristaltic gearbox RPM, tube diameter and voltage for a given concentrate to water dilution ratio. A default unit is equipped with a 172 RPM gearbox and 3/16" tube.

NOTE: Always turn OFF and unplug the system from the electrical outlet, turn OFF the in-line water shutoff valve, and disconnect the system from the water supply before attempting to service it. Ensure the unit is fully reassembled before reinstalling and reestablishing water and power connections.

PLACEMENT• Place JT-CTMG in inspected location meeting all Installation Location Requirements

criteria (section 5).

PLUMB DRAIN• Plumb the ice/water bath overflow drain line in accordance with criteria outlined in

Installation Location Requirements (section 5) and in compliance with prevailing national and local codes.

CAUTIONCutting the countertop may decrease its strength. Counter should be braced to support the dispenser countertop weight plus product storage capacity and weight of ice/water bath.

INSTALLATION PROCEDURE


FILL CHILLER WATER/ICE BATH• Fill the water/ice bath with 2 gallons of water. – Water/ice bath should be filled using sight glass tube on the front of the chiller.

NOTE: Sight glass tube accessed by opening dispenser door and removing two Phillips head screws from white plastic shroud covering the face of the chiller.

• Once the water/ice bath is full, water should begin flowing through the ice/water bath overflow drain line. If not, continue filling slowly until water begins to flow.

INSTALL FAUCETS• Install faucets on the door. – Locate one of the two included stout faucets insert into either of the sockets on the

door. Using a spanner wrench, tighten the collar on the door socket until faucet is tight and cannot spin freely. The collar must be turned counterclockwise to tighten the faucet. Repeat this step for the second faucet.

NOTE: Faucet handles should be perpendicular (at 12 o’clock) in relation to the countertop once tightened.

– Locate the two black tap handles and thread them onto the handles of the faucets.

– Ensure that both faucets are closed (handles pointed up and perpendicular to the counter).

PLUMB WATER SUPPLY LINE• Plumb water line to the unit following all criteria outlined in Installation Location

Requirements (section 5). – Plumb water line with an in-line shutoff, back flow prevention device and water

filter (if the plumber has not already done so), in accordance with criteria outlined in Installation Location Requirements (section 5) and in conformance with national and local codes.

– If applicable, install Eltek® Water Block in-line.

• Upon turning in-line water shutoff valve to the ON position, observe the unit and all connection points for leak(s).

– If there are any apparent leaks, immediately turn OFF and disconnect the water supply, turn OFF and unplug the unit, and fix the water leak(s) before proceeding.

NOTE: Ensure the unit is fully reassembled to the manufacturer’s specifications before reinstalling and reestablishing water and power connections.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS• Plug the unit into electrical outlet meeting all electrical requirements outlined on unit

name label and in Installation Location Requirements (section 5).


WARNINGJT-CTMG must be electrically grounded to avoid possible fatal electrical shock or serious injury to the operator. 120V JT-CTMG power cord is equipped with a 3-prong plug. If supply cord is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its service agent or a similarly qualified person in order to avoid a hazard.

WARNINGRisk of electrical shock. Connect to a properly grounded outlet only.


STARTUP & GAS LEAK TEST• Open the door and turn ON the two green switches located on the chiller air inlet shroud

and ensure that all of the buttons located on the control panel are turned OFF.

NOTE: Buttons that are on will be illuminated.

– Once the N2 Generator has built up pressure and automatically cycled off, observe for leak(s) by viewing the N2 reservoir pressure gauge.

– If the pressure holds steady, the system is leak free.

– If the pressure drops, immediately turn off and unplug the unit, and fix the gas leak(s) before proceeding with installation.

NITRO & STILL WATER CALIBRATION• Open the door and set the N2 infusion pressure (N2 regulator) to 40 PSI.

NOTE: see Adjusting Level of N2 Infusion (section 6) to determine how to adjust N2 regulator pressure.

• Open the door and turn ON the water pump button.

• Open the still faucet until water is flowing smoothly at a flow rate of about 1OZ/SEC.

• Open the left faucet (nitro) until water is flowing smoothly. – If water flow is sputtering, slowly turn N2 infusion pressure down until the flow

becomes smooth flow.

NOTE: This unit typically operates with N2 infusion pressure of 40 PSI +/- 2 PSI.

NOTE: Very small adjustments (usually only 1-2 PSI) are required to achieve smooth flow.

NOTE: See Adjusting Still Water Flow Control Valve (section 6) to determine how to properly adjust the still faucet water flow rate.

PRIMING THE SYSTEM & INITIAL VOLTAGE/BRIX ADJUSTMENT• Turn ON the product pump button and turn OFF the water pump button.

• Open either faucet for one full second to relieve pressure and then close it. The voltage regulator (far left gauge) should remain illuminated with a red digital number readout.

• Observe and take note of the readout on the voltage regulator. If the voltage regulator is not currently set to desired voltage, adjust it now.

NOTE: see Adjusting Brix With Voltage (section 6) to determine how to properly adjust the voltage regulator.

• Turn ON the water pump button.

• Attach Bag-in-Box product to the system.

NOTE: see Changing and Attaching a Bag-in-Box (section 7) to determine how to properly attach a Bag-in-Box.

• Open the nitro and still faucets independently until the stream transitions from water to finished product.



NOTICEDo not leave the product pump button on while the water pump button is off for extended periods of time, as this will cause excessive wear on the equipment and could result in pre-mature product pump maintenance service



FINE-TUNING BRIX & LEVEL OF N2 INFUSION• Pour a full serving from the nitro faucet and determine if N2 infusion pressure needs to

be adjusted. – If there is too much head/cascading or not enough head/cascading, adjust accordingly.

Recommended head size after settling: ½" +/- ¼".

NOTE: Customer preference may vary.

– Continue adjusting, pouring, and measuring until the desired level of N2 infusion is achieved.

– From a full serving with desired level of N2 infusion, take a small sample and measure brix.

NOTE: See Measuring Brix With a Digital Handheld Refractometer (section 6) to determine how to properly measure brix with the recommended refractometer.

– If brix reading is higher/lower than the desired result, adjust the voltage regulator accordingly.

NOTE: See Adjusting Brix With Voltage (section 6) to determine how to properly make adjustments to brix using the voltage regulator.

• Pour a full serving from the still faucet. – Take a small sample from the full serving and measure brix.

– If brix reading is higher/lower than desired result, adjust the still water flow control valve accordingly.

NOTE: See Adjusting Still Water Flow Control Valve (section 6) to determine how to access and properly adjust the still water flow control valve.

• Continue to pour full servings, take samples, and measure brix until both faucets have been calibrated to the desired specification.

NOTE: When calibrating the brix and N2 infusion, the installer must refer exclusively to the finished product specification agreed upon prior to installation. Verbal requests to change finished product specification at the time of installation cannot be approved by the installer.

REFRIGERATION CHECK• Observe and take note of the temperature controller readout of the chiller ice/water bath.

• Ensure that the ice/water bath is set to 33˚ F

NOTE: Press the set button on the chiller temperature controller to view the ice/water bath temperature setting. To change the ice/water bath temperature setting, hold the set button on the temperature controller until the display begins blinking, use the arrow keys to adjust up and down, and press the set button again to lock/change the setting to the number displayed on the screen at that time. For more detailed information and instructions. • To ensure the refrigeration is functional, periodically check (every 5-10 MINS) until the

chiller ice/water bath temperature readout has dropped 5˚ F or reaches set temperature.

• Reinstall the white plastic chiller air inlet shroud using the two screws previously removed.



POST-INSTALLATION OVERVIEW• Location – Floor drain, ambient conditions, countertop weight support, air ventilation clearance

• Electrical connection – Grounded, dedicated circuit, refer to name label on the back of the system

• Water connection – Flow rate, max pressure, in-line shutoff, treatment, temperature

• Product pouring to specification from both faucets – Brix, N2 infusion, temperature

• Chiller ice/water bath temperature control – Set to desired temperature and proven to refrigerate effectively

• Unit was examined for any apparent leaks at time of the installation – N2, water, Bag-in-Box product

• Reviewed cleaning and basic operation procedures with staff (if applicable)

NOTE: Only trained and certified technicians should make adjustments to this system.

NOTE: Any time an adjustment is made to brix or level of N2 infusion, 12 OZ of liquid must be poured from the affected faucet(s) for the adjustment to take full effect. At that point, a full serving can be poured and tested.

ADJUSTING LEVEL OF N2 INFUSION: GENERAL INFORMATION• N2 Infusion set to specification by making adjustments to on board N2 regulator pressure.

• See N2 regulator pressure gauge to determine pressure of N2 being applied to the infuser.

• Adjust using a flathead screwdriver: turn clockwise to increase pressure setting or counterclockwise to decrease pressure setting.

• N2 regulator pressure should not fluctuate once set.

NOTE: The N2 regulator adjustment screw features a nut that can be tightened to lock in a pressure setting. Ensure this nut is loose before attempting to make any adjustments.

MAKING ADJUSTMENTS


PROCEDURE• Increase Level of N2 infusion (thicker head and more dramatic cascading effect). – Turn the N2 regulator adjustment screw clockwise.

– Hold the gas in button for a full second.

• Decrease Level of N2 infusion (thinner head and less dramatic cascading effect). – Turn the N2 regulator adjustment screw counterclockwise.

– Hold the gas out button for a full second.

– If the N2 Generator turns ON, wait for it to build pressure and automatically turn OFF.

– Hold the gas in button for a full second.

NOTE: The N2 regulator adjustment screw is sensitive and may require very small turns/adjustments to achieve desired N2 infusion specification.

ADJUSTING BRIX WITH VOLTAGE: GENERAL INFORMATION• The voltage regulator controls the voltage that is supplied to the peristaltic pump. Voltage

supplied to the pump determines how fast the pump motor spins (RPM) and how much liquid can be displaced (flow rate) for a given tubing diameter and gearbox.

• The voltage regulator should be set no lower than 12V. – If the proper flow rate cannot be achieved by adjusting voltage within 12-22V, a tubing

change or gearbox change may be necessary.

– If flow rate is too high at 12V, a smaller diameter tube and/or lower RPM gearbox must be used.

– If flow rate is too low at 22V, a larger diameter tube and/or higher RPM gearbox must be used.

NOTE: see Peristaltic Pump Package Guide (section 6) to determine optimal tubing/gearbox package.

PROCEDURE• Using a flathead screwdriver, gently pry away the clear plastic cover covering the

voltage regulator.

• Turn the water pump button OFF and the product pump button ON.

• Open either of the faucets for a full second and close it.

• Adjust the voltage regulator to the desired voltage.



• To adjust the voltage regulator, press the set button until a digit that needs adjusted is blinking.

• Once a digit that needs adjusted is blinking, use the +/– buttons on the regulator to increase or decrease the blinking digit’s value.

• Press the set button to save the updated digit and voltage.

• If more than one digit needs adjusted to achieve the new voltage setting, adjust them accordingly.

ADJUSTING STILL WATER FLOW CONTROL VALVE: GENERAL INFORMATION• Still water flow control allows the installer to adjust and set the water flow rate for the still

faucet independently of the nitro faucet water flow rate. – Turning the flow control knob clockwise reduces water flow rate.

• Reducing water flow rate will make the finished product stronger (higher brix). – Turning the flow control knob counterclockwise increases water flow rate.

• Increasing water flow rate will make the finished product weaker (lower brix).

NOTE: Adjustments to still water flow control should not occur until nitro faucet has been fully calibrated.

NOTE: As a point of reference, the nitro faucet has a constant water flow rate of about 1 OZ/

SEC. To achieve a still drink that is higher in brix and stronger in taste than the equivalent nitro drink, the flow rate must be adjusted to be less than 1 OZ/SEC. To achieve a still drink that is lower in brix and weaker in taste than the equivalent nitro drink, the flow rate must be adjusted to be greater than 1 OZ/SEC.

NOTE: It is helpful to begin with the flow rate knob closed (turned all the way clockwise) and slowly open (turn counterclockwise) until desired still water flow rate is achieved. To conserve on Bag-in-Box product, it is recommended that still water flow rate be adjusted with the product pump turned off. Once flow rate is adjusted to approximately 1 OZ/SEC, the product pump button can be turned on. At that point, small adjustments and brix measurements can be made until the still product meets specification.

PROCEDURE• Using a flathead screwdriver, remove the black plastic cap covering the still water flow

control knob.

• Adjust still water faucet flow rate by turning the adjustment screw/knob clockwise or counterclockwise.


PROCEDURE (CONTINUED)• Test the flow rate adjustment and continue adjusting/testing until the desired water flow

rate and still faucet brix reading are achieved.

• Reinstall the black plastic cap that covered the still water flow rate adjustment.

ADJUSTING PRESSURE SWITCH

NOTE: Always check for debris in nose cone of pulsing faucet before determining pressure switch needs adjusted.

• If the flow is pulsing with the faucet wide open, the pressure switch corresponding to that faucet may need adjusted.

– Remove the lid, nitrogen generator chassis & insulation board to access pressure switch in question.

• Using a .05" Hex Key, turn the adjustment screw clockwise.

• If pumps can be heard running after a faucet is closed and fresh pours begin with an inconsistent flashing of water and then finished product, the pressure switch for that faucet likely needs adjusted.

– Remove the lid, nitrogen generator chassis, & insulation board to access pressure switch in question.

• Using a .05" Hex Key, turn the adjustment screw counterclockwise.

• Continue making adjustments and testing until both faucets are consistently pouring to specification.

NOTE: Pressure switch adjustments more common with less concentrated Bag-in-Box products and higher N2 infusion settings.

MEASURING BRIX USING A DIGITAL HANDHELD REFRACTOMETER• Ensure the refractometer is calibrated and the prism is clean. – Fill the sample stage with distilled water and press the zero button.

• Pour a full serving.

NOTE: If poured from the nitro faucet, allow it to finish cascading. N2 in the sample can affect accuracy of brix reading.

• Using a pipette or straw, take a sample from the full serving and drip it onto the sample stage until the product completely covers all of the metal.

• Allow the sample stage to conform to the temperature of the prism to achieve accurate measurements.

NOTE: This can take up to 90 seconds. Taking a measurement before allowing temperature equalization can result in inaccurate measurements.


• Press the start button to test the sample.

• Record the brix reading.

• Press the start button to test the sample again.

NOTE: If the readings differ by more than .1, press the start button once more and test/record the reading. Continue until two of the same readings are recorded. This reading should be interpreted as the current brix for the faucet being tested.

PERISTALTIC PUMP PACKAGE GUIDETo determine the best peristaltic pump package, follow the instructions below:

• Determine the water to product dilution ratio (concentration) of the Bag-in-Box product.

• Determine the Bag-in-Box product flow rate required. – This is accomplished by dividing the nitro water flow rate by the dilution ratio.

– Example: for a 5:1 ratio, the necessary product flow rate is: (1775 ML/MIN / 5) = 355 ML/MIN

– Choose a pump package that is close to but exceeds the calculated product flow rate. NOTE: See Peristaltic Pump Flow Rate chart below.

– In the case of a 5:1 ratio product, there are two ideal packages.

• 172 RPM gearbox with a ¼" tube – 600 ML/MIN

• 282 RPM gearbox with a 3/16" tube – 580 ML/MIN

– If there is more than one ideal pump package, choose one that requires less time/labor for setup.

– Typically it is easier and less time consuming to change a tube than it is to change a gearbox.

– Once the tube and gearbox package are selected, the supplied voltage to the peristaltic pump and the still water flow control valve are used to dial in brix of finished product.

PERISTALTIC PUMP FLOW RATE CHARTNOTE: Flow rates advertised in this chart are nominal and may vary.

NOTE: Bag-in-Box product flow rates will likely be less than advertised in this chart.

RPM1/8" I.D. 3/16" I.D. 1/4" I.D.

ML/MIN ML/MIN ML/MIN ML/MIN ML/MIN ML/MIN

172 150 5.1 350 11.8 600 20.3

282 270 9.1 580 19.6 1000 33.8


GENERAL OPERATION

• Under normal circumstances, both green switches on the face of the chiller, the water pump button, and the product pump button should be ON.

• Use only one faucet at a time. If both faucets are opened at the same time, the nitrogen faucet will starve for water and begin sputtering. If this occurs, close both faucets and open one at a time until the flow is restored and they are pouring to specification.

• When operating the faucets, ensure that you pull the handle all the way down so that it is at 90 degrees (perpendicular to the flow of coffee from the faucet and parallel to the countertop).

• To achieve product with a rich tight head, tilt the glass slightly and pour the product down the side of the cup. This method will prevent splattering and turbulence in the cup.

• Natural products settle/separate over time. Shake the Bag-in-Box thoroughly prior to connecting it.

CHANGING AND ATTACHING A BAG-IN-BOX• Acquire Bag-in-Box product and remove white cap from the fitting.

• If applicable, disconnect empty Bag-in-Box and dispose of it appropriately.

• Rinse connector using a small cup of warm water.

• Attach Bag-in-Box connector to fitting on the full Bag-in-Box.

• Place the full Bag-in-Box inside with fitting facing downwards.

• Open each faucet one at a time until flow transitions from water to finished product.

• Fill the sample stage with distilled water and press the zero button.

• Pour a full serving.

NOTE: If the faucet has been open for at least 30 seconds, and hasn’t transitioned to finished product, ensure the product pump button is on (illuminated amber ring) and check the Bag-in-Box connection to make sure the fitting is attached properly. If the product pump button is ON, the Bag-in-Box is attached properly, and the system won’t dispense finished product after 30 more seconds of pouring water, attempt the following Bag-in-Box priming process.

• Turn water pump button OFF.

• Open either faucet until undiluted Bag-in-Box product is being dispensed.

• Turn the water pump button ON.

• Open nitro faucet, dispense 6 OZ of liquid, and dispose of it.

• Open still faucet, dispense 6 OZ of liquid and dispose of it.

WARNINGELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD Unplug unit before servicing or cleaning


ROUTINE MAINTENANCE & CLEANING

DAILY• Wipe down and clean all surfaces with warm soapy water. – Refrigerated product storage area.

– Exterior surfaces of the system including beneath the unit and the drip tray (if applicable).

• Clean stout faucet nozzles by removing and soaking in approved sanitizer/cleaner or carbonated water.

EVERY TWO WEEKS• Clean system following Routine Cleaning Procedure.

QUARTERLY• Clean inlet condenser coil and check ice/water bath level.

BI-ANNUALLY• Change air compressor inlet filter and coalescing filter.

ROUTINE CLEANING PROCEDURE

MATERIALS• Rubber gloves • Eye protection• JoeTap® pre-mixed Bag-in-Box cleaner • Bucket

CLEANING• Locate JoeTap® Bag-in-Box cleaner. This product is premixed and should not be diluted.

• Disconnect the Bag-in-Box product (if applicable).

• Attach the Bag-in-Box cleaner to the system.

• Turn ON the product pump button and turn OFF the water pump button.

• Open still faucet to begin introducing the cleaner into the system. – Dispense 8 OZ of cleaner, turn ON the water button, dispense for five seconds,

turn OFF the water pump button, and continue to dispense 8 more ounces of undiluted cleaner.

– Close the faucet, wait at least five seconds, and turn OFF the product pump button.

– Allow the cleaner to soak in the line for at least five minutes.

• Turn ON the product pump button and open still faucet again. – Dispense 8 OZ of cleaner, turn ON the water button, dispense for five seconds,




• Turn ON the product pump button and open nitro faucet. – Dispense 8 OZ of cleaner, turn ON the water button, dispense for five seconds,




WARNINGWhen using cleaning fluids or chemicals, rubber gloves and eye protection should be worn.


PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE(S) SOLUTION(S)

Only water flowing from faucet

1. Bag-in-Box is empty2. Coffee button is not ON3. Bag-in-Box is not attached

properly4. Coffee pump won’t prime

1. See General Operation to determine how to properly change a Bag-in-Box2. Turn the coffee button ON and open faucet until finished product is dispensed3. Unscrew Bag-in-Box fitting and screw back on properly4. Follow Bag-in-Box priming instructions located in General Operation

Head on beverage thicker than desired

1. Nitrogen regulator is set too high

2. System is not down to temperature

1. See Making Adjustments to determine how to properly turn down the level of N2 infusion

2. Wait until system is down to temperature before determining final N2 pressure setting

Head on beverage thinner than desired

1. Nitrogen pressure is set too low

2. Water being fed to the unit has no or very low mineral content

1. See Making Adjustments to determine how to properly turn up the level of N2 infusion

2. Plumb a filtered water line that contains sufficient mineral content

Coffee is weaker than desired

1. Bag-in-Box is almost empty and needs changed

2. Gas pocket in line and/or Bag-in-Box

3. Buildup is occurring and system needs cleaned

4. Brix adjustment required

1. See General Operation to determine how to properly change a Bag-in-Box2. Issue should work itself out over time. If the coffee does not return to full

strength after a few servings, see General Operation for instructions on the Bag-in-Box priming process

3. Contact authorized service agent or perform cleaning in accordance with Routine Cleaning Procedure, if authorized to do so

4. See Making Adjustments to determine how to properly adjust brix

Coffee is stronger than desired

1. Brix needs adjusted2. Pressure switch is set too high

1. Follow above instructions on how to adjust the brix2. Call customer support

Liquid leak

1. Loose /bad plumbing connection(s), faulty part(s), loose faucet(s)

a. If leak is large and causing flooding, immediately shut OFF the in-line water valve, power the unit off, and unplug it from the outlet. Then, call customer support to report the issue.

b. If a leak is minor and not an emergency, inspect the connection on the back of the unit and assure that the nose cones on the faucets are tight. If the issue cannot be identified and resolved in house, call customer support.

PROCEDURE (CONTINUED)

• Turn ON the product pump button and open nitro faucet again. – Dispense 8 OZ of cleaner, turn ON the water button, dispense for five seconds, turn OFF

the water pump button, and continue to dispense 8 more ounces of undiluted cleaner.



• Attach Bag-in-Box product.

• Turn ON water pump and product pump buttons.

• Dispense 16 ounces from each faucet and dispose of the liquid.

• Pour a serving from each faucet and test them to ensure the system is performing to desired specification.

Do not make adjustments to the unit unless you are authorized to do so. If uncertain, unqualified or uncomfortable performing any of the steps outlined in the above Solution(s) column of the troubleshooting guide below, call customer support immediately for assistance.

TROUBLESHOOTING


PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE(S) SOLUTION(S)

Gas leak (Nitrogenator™ Nitrogen Generator cycles on too frequently, even when unit is not in use)

1. Loose connection, severed line, or faulty part

1. Nitrogen Generator:a. Take note of the pressure reading on the N2 regulator. Turn the gas supply

to the dispenser OFF using gas OFF button. Wait 1-2 minutes and turn the gas supply back ON keeping an eye on the regulator pressure. If the reading increases when turning the gas supply to the unit back ON, you can determine there is a leak in the system. Call customer support to get gas leak resolved

Nothing flowing from faucet

1. The main power button is not turned ON

2. The water and product buttons are not ON

3. Gas, coffee, and water not connected

1. Turn ON main power button2. Turn ON water pump and product pump power buttons3. Assure all required connections are made in accordance with Installation

instructions

Only gas/foam coming from nitro faucet (unit is spitting/sputtering)

1. N2 Regulator gas pressure is set too high

2. Water system needs primed (should only be necessary if using a water supply runs dry)

1. See Making Adjustments to determine how to properly adjust level of N2 infusion

2. Turn ON the “gas off” button, open both faucets independently until the flow is smooth, turn off the “gas off” button

Product is pouring too warm and/or inside of unit is too warm

1. Chiller power and/or recirculation pump is not powered ON

2. Chiller is not set to the proper temperature

3. Chiller refrigeration not working properly

4. Chiller has been placed an unacceptable conditions

1. Ensure both of the green power switches on the chiller are turned ON and illuminated

2. See Refrigeration Check in Installation to determine how to properly view and set the temperature for the chiller

3. Call customer support4. Relocate the unit to a more conducive environment

Unit won’t power on

1. Ensure the unit is getting power

2. Check breaker panel to ensure that the circuit breaker is not “tripped”

1. If it’s not already, plug the unit in2. Reset the circuit breaker to restore power to the unit

NOTE: If the breaker trips again after being reset, review the electrical requirements listed in the specifications above and ensure that the circuit is capable of handling the load

Irregular flow from faucet1. Flow appears

to be pulsating/hammering

2. Flow appears to be coming out at an angle

3. Flow rate appears to be slow

1. a) The internal pressure switch is set too high or low and needs adjusted

b) The water supply cannot keep up with a demand of .7gpm

2. The stout faucet nose cone has accumulated buildup or debris

3. a) The stout faucet has accumulated buildup or debris

b) The system needs cleaned

Determine how to properly adjust a pressure switch b) See Installation Location Requirements for mandatory water supply

criteria2. Clean the stout faucet nose cone in accordance with manufacturer’s

instructions.3. a) Clean the stout faucet nose cone in accordance with Routine

Maintenance Schedule and the manufacturer's instructions b) Clean the system following Routine Cleaning Procedure

Unit performing inconsistently (brix/nitro fluctuating wildly or outside of normal range)

1. The system was installed/setup improperly or has been placed in an environment with unacceptable conditions

2. System has internal malfunction and needs serviced by a technician

1. See Installation Location Requirements to ensure all the criteria is met2. Call customer support


DECOMMISSIONING• Clean system following Routine Cleaning Procedure (section 8) making sure Bag-in-Box

of product is not reconnected after the Bag-in-Box cleaner is disconnected.

• Ensure water pump and product pump buttons are ON.

• Open both faucets independently for about 10 seconds each.

• Turn OFF the product pump button.

• Open both faucets independently for about 10 more seconds each.

• Turn off in-line water supply valve and open each faucet for 2-3 seconds to dissipate internal water pressure.

• Disconnect the water line from the backside of the unit.

• Clear the lines of liquid. – Ensure green power switch and water pump button are ON.

– Open each faucet until no liquid is exiting the faucet nozzle.

– Close the faucet and wait for the Nitrogenator™ to build pressure and shut off.

– Open each faucet again until no liquid is exiting the faucet.

• Dry the infuser – Press and hold down the gas out button for two seconds and release.

– Wait for the Nitrogenator™ to build pressure and shut off.

– Press and hold down the gas out button for two seconds and release.

– Wait for the Nitrogenator™ to build pressure and shut off.

– Press and hold down the gas out button for two seconds and release.

– Wait for the Nitrogenator™ to build pressure and shut OFF.

• Ensure all buttons in the top control panel are OFF.

• Turn off the two switches on the face of the chiller.

• Unplug the unit from electrical outlet.

• Drain the chiller bath of water using the sight glass tube. – See Installation section to determine how to remove the white plastic air inlet shroud

and access the sight glass tube.

– If all water must be removed, the ice bank must completely thaw before being drained.

• Disconnect the unit from drain line.

• Remove the unit from the countertop and place it in a location or box in which it is to be stored or transported.

CAUTIONBefore shipping, storing, or relocating, this unit, syrup systems must be cleaned and sanitized. After cleaning and sanitizing, all liquids (sanitizing solution and water) must be purged from the unit. A freezing environment causes residual sanitizing solutions or water remaining inside the unit to freeze, resulting in damage to internal components.



NOTES


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ALL SALES ARE SUBJECT TO AND EXPRESSLY CONDITIONED UPON THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS CONTAINED HEREIN, AND UPON PURCHASER’S ASSENT THERETO. NO VARIATION OF THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS SHALL BE BINDING UPON MICRO MATIC USA, INC. UNLESS AGREED TO IN WRITING AND SIGNED BY AN AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE OF MICRO MATIC. Purchaser, by accepting the product shall be deemed to have assented to the terms and conditions set forth herein, notwithstanding any terms contained in any prior or later communications from purchaser and whether or not Micro Matic shall specifically or expressly object to any such terms.

WHAT DOES THIS WARRANTY COVER?Micro Matic USA, Inc. ("Micro Matic") warrants to the original purchaser (“Purchaser”) that its JoeTap™ nitro and still coffee dispenser (the “Product”) will be free from defects in material and workmanship, under normal use and regular service, and preventative maintenance for the Warranty Period.

HOW LONG DOES COVERAGE LAST?Unless otherwise specified, the Warranty Period is one (1) year from the date of sale.

HOW DO I MAKE A WARRANTY CLAIM?If any defect is discovered in the Product during the Warranty Period, the Purchaser must notify Micro Matic’s customer service department to obtain a return authorization number, and further instructions on how to return the Product for service. Purchaser must follow Micro Matic’s instruction. Micro Matic will have no responsibility to honor claims received after the date the Warranty Period expires.WHAT WILL MICRO MATIC DO?After receipt of a Product proved to Micro Matic’s satisfaction to be defective or non-conforming, Micro Matic will, at its option, either (1) repair (or authorize the repair of) the Product, (2) replace the Product, or (3) refund the purchase price for the Product.Micro Matic’s determination of defects is final. Failure by Purchaser to give notice of claims of breach of warranty within the Warranty Period shall be deemed an absolute and unconditional waiver of Purchaser’s claim for such defects. Products repaired or replaced during the Warranty Period shall be covered by the foregoing warranties for the remainder of

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STANDARD TERMS & CONDITIONS FOR USE OFPRODUCT. LIMITED WARRANTY. INDEMNIFICATION.


unless such personal injury or property damage is caused by Micro Matic’s gross negligence, even if Micro Matic has been advised of the possibility of such damage or loss. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.

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