Black wire to the black connector and other colour wire to the red connector. Plug in the tap transformer and switch it on. Connect the keg coupler to your keg, you will need to make sure the coupler is fitted to the keg before pushing down on the handle. Check for any leaks in the system. Align the two coupler lugs with the corresponding openings in the keg valve. Step 3. Insert the keg coupler and turn clockwise to engage into position. (About 90 degrees) Step 4. Press the handle downward (on). This will allow gas to enter the keg and beer to flow out of the keg. Step 5. Now open the faucet and draw beer. To start tapping again, repeat the procedure from step 1. 4.Uncoupling 5.Empty keg management Once empty, disconnect the keg from the tapping system. Disconnect the empty keg from the tapping system and proceed with its depressurization, as indicated in the "Depressurization Instructions" section. FIG. 4.1 A-M VALVES FIG. 4.2 S-D VALVES FIG Pull the lever out and push down until the lever locks in place. You now have a tapped keg of beer. To take off a coupler you will do the opposite. Pull the handle back and up. You should hear the coupler unseat the keg. Next, turn the coupler a quarter-turn counterclockwise until the coupler disengages the keg. Make sure the beer faucet is in the off position prior to tapping. Remove the dust cover from the beer keg. Make sure the keg coupler handle is in the up (off) position. Turn coupler body 1/4 turn clockwise; the tavern head is now secured to keg. Pull lever handle out and push down to open beer and CO2 ports in keg. Step 3: Attach tap faucet. Use the spanner wrench and rubber washer when securing the faucet tap in place for a firm attachment to the kegerator tap tower. The spanner wrench will fit directly into the holes on the side of the beer faucet. This will help to avoid any leaks in your draft system. Check out our Guide to Draft Beer Faucets to Here are 7 easy steps to tapping a keg: Identify the keg's coupler system. Ice the keg. Open the tap system. Turn the pump handle on. Tap the keg. Pump and pour the ale. Untap the keg. This article will walk you through these seven steps so that you can tap a keg like a pro. A short video on how to tap a standard US Sankey type D keg with a party pump. The instructions in the video follow the various parts of the party pump, keg Consult your keg distributor or the brewery of each beer for recommended PSI settings. 3. Allow Gas to Flow to Coupler. Make sure the keg coupler is locked in the downward position. Open the shut-off valve (1) on the regulator to allow CO2 gas to flow from the regulator to the keg coupler. NOTE: You will hear the keg pressurizing. Step 2: Drill Out One of the 1/2" Threaded to 1/4" Push to Connect. Since I was not able to figure out how to take these totally apart, some very careful drilling is in order. Flip it, so the threads are facing up and look for the h*** on the inside, you need to open that h*** to 1/4 inch. Its at maybe an 1/8" or 3/16". Join a party! Share the fun by bringing beer everyone can enjoy. These are the essentials for keg tapping: a keg of beer, a tap system, and ice. Bring those and be the life of the party. Do take note that different kegs require different taps. Make sure to check the tap system of the bought keg. It may be any of these Keg Valve Types: First, turn the gas off then lift the coupler handle up. Once the handle is up twist the coupler a quarter turn counte