Instructions

1. Choose a refrigerator that suits your keg size needs. Mini fridges are popular because they are affordable; however, they will not accommodate large keg or two-keg systems. Keep in mind whether you want to store your CO2 cylinder inside or outside the refrigerator.

2. Install the faucet mount by measuring and drilling a hole through the top of your refrigerator or through the door, fastening it securely with the included hardware of your kit. If you intend to store your CO2 cylinder outside of your refrigerator, then drill a hole just large enough for the gas line to pass through.

3. Thread the included tap handle, or your own custom handle, onto the faucet. Take care not to over tighten.

4. Connect the supplied gas hoses from the keg coupler and the CO2 cylinder to the CO2 regulator.

5. Connect the beer line to the faucet and the keg coupler, ensuring a snug and secure fit.

6. Open the CO2 cylinder valve on the tank and then on the line leading away from the regulator towards the keg. Adjust the pressure to near 13 lbs. or as needed.

7. Arrange the keg and CO2 cylinder inside the refrigerator so that the door can shut properly. If your CO2 cylinder is stored outside of your homemade keg dispenser, secure it upright and away from heat.