Overview:
This guide provides the steps to remove and replace the CO2 Regulator Assembly (FRU P/N #720-0320) from the compact chiller for a Bevi Countertop 1.5.
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Required Tools & Parts
- P/N #720-0320 - FRU - CO2 REGULATOR, 0.25", 64 PSI
- #2 Phillips Screwdriver
- 1-1/8" OR Adjustable Wrench
- Small bucket or container
⏱️ Estimated Replacement Time: 15 minutes.
Remove and Replace Procedure
Task 1: Depressurize the CO2 system.
- Close the valve on the CO2 tank by turning the valve clockwise until it stops.
- Release the CO2 pressure from the regulator and CO2 line.
- Pull the ring on the CO2 regulator until gas stops coming out.
Task 2: Remove the CO2 Regulator.
- Power off the chiller.
- Unclip the tank strap securing the CO2 tank and remove the tank from the cabinet.
- Using either an adjustable wrench or a 1-1/8 inch wrench, loosen the nut on the regulator counterclockwise to disconnect the regulator from the CO2 tank.
- Remove the CO2 panel from the top of the compact chiller.
- Using a #2 Phillips screwdriver, loosen the two captive screws securing the panel.
- Lift the panel up on the front of the panel and remove, then place to the side.
- Disconnect the CO2 tube from the push to connect fitting on top of the chiller.
- If present, move the red locking clip and disconnect the 1/4" stem elbow from the fitting.
- Do not disconnect the tube from the elbow fitting, as it will be replaced with the new regulator.
- Disconnect the high side CO2 sensor cable from the compact chiller.
- There is a lock latch on the CO2 sensor connector.
- Depress the lock latch to disconnect the cable from the connector.
- Once the old regulator has been removed, set it to the side.
Task 3: Install the new CO2 Regulator.
- Unbox the new regulator.
- Place a new CO2 washer in the threaded connection of the new regulator.
- Thread the regulator nut clockwise onto the CO2 tank, ensuring the washer is seated between the regulator and tank connection.
- Using a 1-1/8" wrench or comparable adjustable wrench, fully tighten the regulator nut to the tank.
- Place the CO2 tank back into the cabinet, and secure in place using the CO2 tank strap.
- Connect the high side CO2 sensor cable to the chiller.
- Connect the sensor cable to the connector inside the CO2 Panel.
- NOTE: Ensure connector latch is facing upward.
- Connect the sensor cable to the connector inside the CO2 Panel.
- Connect the 1/4" PTC elbow of the CO2 Line Extension to the PTC fitting on the top of the chiller.
- Reinstall the CO2 panel onto the compact chiller.
- Open the CO2 cylinder tank by turning the valve 1 full turn counterclockwise.
- Ensure there are no leaks from the CO2 connections.
- If there are any leaks, double check all tubing connections are fully seated into the push-to-connect fittings.
- If there is a leak between the CO2 regulator and tank connection, ensure there is a washer installed, and the regulator nut is properly tightened to the tank.
Task 4: Purge the Carbonator.
- Power on the chiller.
- Navigate to the Troubleshooting Tools screen.
- Touch the service icon in the upper left corner.
- Touch "Start Service"
- Enter the PIN to access the service panel.
- On the left side of the screen, touch "Machine Alerts".
- Touch "Troubleshooting Tools"
- Turn off the water supply to the compact chiller.
- Close the buffer tank.
- Open the access panel on the front of the chiller.
- Turn the buffer tank valve to the closed position.
- From the Troubleshooting Tools menu, pour sparkling water until only CO2 gas is dispensing from the nozzle.
- Turn the water supply back on, and open the buffer tank.
- Once the buffer tank is open, close the access panel.
- NOTE: Confirm that the Filter Flush valve is in the closed position.
- Pour sparkling water for 5-10 seconds, then stop to allow the carbonator to refill.
- Repeat this step until the carbonator is full.
- Ensure the carbonator is full.
- In the Data section, confirm that Carbonator Full reads "YES".
- Test the sparkling water to confirm proper carbonation.