Installation Guide
Countertop machines
In this document you will find a step-by-step guide to install the Bevi Countertop machine. Click the link to download as a PDF.
SAFETY NOTICE
- CAUTION: No user servicing/serviceable parts.
- This appliance must be properly installed on a GFCI protected circuit.
- Maximum water inlet supply pressure: 87 PSI (0.9 MPa).
- This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
- Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
- Appliance is only to be installed in locations where it can be overseen by trained personnel.
- The appliance must not be cleaned by a water jet.
- For indoor use only. 10-32°C (50-90°F).
- Appliances shall not be installed in an area where a water jet could be used.
- Do not store explosive substances such as aerosol cans with a flammable propellant near the appliance.
- This appliance is climatic class 0: 20°C (68°F), 50% RH, 9.3°C dew point, 7.3 g/kg water vapor mass in dry air.
- Water pipe connections and fixtures directly connected to a potable water supply shall be sized, installed, and maintained in accordance with federal, state, and local codes.
- Product packages are single use and must be discarded and the product not reused upon removal from the equipment.
Tools & Materials
Bring the following tools and materials to install the Countertop Unit.
- Cordless Drill
- Philips-head Screwdriver
- Size PH01
- Size PH02
- Flat-head Screwdriver
- Hole-saw Bits
- 1.5” or 2”
- OR Jigsaw with blade
- Drill Bits
- 1/8"
- 1/16“
- PSI Gauge
- Extra 3/8" Flexible HDPE Tubing
- Tape Measure
- Painters Tape
- Vacuum
- 1 Gallon bucket
- Paper Towels
- Trashbags
Machine Overview
Water Path Overview
Pre-Installation Requirements
Countertop machines
Confirm the following requirements are met prior to
starting the installation!
Water Source
- Dedicated 3/8” plumbing line
- Minimum supply pressure of 50 psi & 5 liters per minute flow rate, pre filter
- DO NOT allow a building filter to be used on the water source
Note:
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To confirm the flow rate, dispense 1 L of water from the water source and time how long it takes to fill. A completion time of 10 seconds or less indicates sufficient flow.
- To confirm pressure, connect a pressure gauge (rated +100 psi) to the dedicated 3/8 “ plumbing line. Open the water source and wait for the reading to maintain a steady state, then confirm the pressure gauge reads greater than 50 psi / 3.5 BAR.
Power Source
- 110-120V AC Outlet, 8 amp max draw
- Preferred location is in the same cabinet as the chiller
- If located above the counter, must be within 24” of the Head Unit
Internet Source
Ensure one of the following is available:
- Wi-Fi (2.4-GHz 802.11N Wireless Network)
- Bevi-approved Mobile Hotspot/Router (Cellular Connection)
- Ethernet Connection (RJ-45)
Ventilation
- 4” diameter hole in countertop, directly above the chiller
- Ensure the Back of Head Unit is a minimum of 5” away from the wall to allow for heat ventilation
- See Countertop Hole Template on Page 11
- Base Cabinet must have a toe kick for drilling additional ventilation
Cabinet Space
- Dedicated under counter & above counter space; that complies with our space requirements
- See Cabinet Configurations on Page 8
Cabinet Configurations
Ensure the unit can be installed in one of the following configurations.
Space under the sink can be used if kept clear of cleaning agents and Flavor Boxes are stored off the ground on a tray or shelf.
Configuration A - ** Preferred by Bevi ** |
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Cabinet 1 | Cabinet 2 |
TOP VIEW *Cabinets must be side-by-side |
Minimum Cabinet Size 24” WIDE 24” DEEP 28” HIGH |
Minimum Cabinet Size 12” WIDE 24” DEEP 28” HIGH |
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Minimum Ventilation 15 in² |
Minimum Ventilation N/A |
Configuration B |
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Cabinet 1 | Cabinet 2 |
TOP VIEW *Cabinets must be side-by-side |
Minimum Cabinet Size 18” WIDE 24” DEEP 28” HIGH |
Minimum Cabinet Size 18” WIDE 24” DEEP 28” HIGH |
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Minimum Ventilation 15 in² |
Minimum Ventilation N/A |
Configuration C |
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Minimum Cabinet Size 34” WIDE 24” depth 28” height |
TOP VIEW |
Minimum Ventilation 25 in² |
NOTE:
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If the water source is NOT in the cabinet we recommend installing the filter near the water source.
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Avoid placing the filter near the chiller to prevent heating the water stored inside the filter.
Remove Drawers, if necessary: |
If the cabinet has drawers, work with the customer to remove them and apply false drawer covers. |
Above Counter
Use the template on pg 11 to ensure appropriate clearance for the Head Unit
- Ensure a minimum of 5” of clearance from the back of the Head Unit.
- Ensure 1” of clearance on either side of the Head Unit. This is necessary for proper ventilation.
- Ensure no shelves or cabinets are below 20” from the top of the countertop.
- Confirm the final position of the Head Unit with the customer prior to drilling the countertop hole.
Onsite Installation
Countertop machines
1. Confirm Cabinet Layout
Ensure the selected cabinet layout, on page 8 or 9, works with the available cabinetry before drilling holes.
- Remove cabinet doors for easier access while working.
- Place the Chiller Drip Tray in the cabinet and use it to visually confirm the chiller will fit.
Check Chiller Location |
2. Cut Ventilation
When cutting ventilation in the cabinet toe kick use the charts below for reference.
DO NOT COVER THE VENTILATION HOLES!
NOTE: Drill slowly to prevent damaging the underside of the Toe Kick and to avoid scratching the floors. Also remove cabinet doors for better access & to avoid damaging them.
Configuration A & B - 15 in² Ventilation |
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Hole Size | 1.5” Hole Saw | 2” Hole Saw | Jigsaw |
Number Of Holes | 8 | 5 | 1” x 15” rectangle |
Hole Spacing Center to center |
Config A - 2.5” Config B - 2” |
Config A - 4” Config B - 3” |
N/A |
Configuration C - 25 in² Ventilation |
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Hole Size | 1.5” Hole Saw | 2” Hole Saw | Jigsaw |
Number Of Holes | 15 | 8 | 1” x 25” rectangle |
Hole Spacing Center to Center |
2” | 4” | N/A |
3. Water Filter Setup
The Filter should be installed within a cabinet, next to the main water source.
DO NOT LET DUST OR DEBRIS GET INSIDE THE WATER LINES
WHILE DRILLING HOLES !
- Ensure the filter is at least 4” from the chiller in any direction.
- This prevents accidentally setting off the leak sensor when swapping a filter.
- Ensure the water source line can reach the filter head in its final location.
- Drill pilot holes according to Filter Housing Hole Template, Page 15.
- Do not connect water lines to the filter head until all holes have been drilled.
NOTE: If the water source does not have an integrated shutoff valve we recommend installing a water shutoff valve by the water source in case of emergency.
** Leave Blank for Template **
4. Power Strip Setup
Mount the power strip so the on/off switch is in an easy-to-access location.
DO NOT PLACE THE POWER STRIP IN A LOCATION THAT HAS INCREASED CHANCES OF WATER EXPOSURE!
- Locate components in the bags labeled “Power” and “Hardware”.
- Confirm there is enough cord length to reach the outlet.
NOTE: It is recommended to use an outlet below the countertop when possible.
- If the outlet is above the counter make sure to account for the additional length required to use the cable routing hole as shown below.
- Select an interior cabinet wall to mount the Power Strip on.
- Mount to the back wall if extra length is required to reach the outlet.
- Use the template on page #19 to mark the mounting holes.
NOTE: Mount higher up and away from flavors or CO2 to prevent accidentally turning off when servicing the machine.
** Leave Blank for Template **
5. CO2 Tank Setup
Ensure the tank location matches the chosen Configurations from pg 8 or 9.
DO NOT OPEN THE Co2 TANK UNTILL IT IS FULLY INSTALLED!
- Find the Co2 Pressure Regulator in the box labeled “TOF”.
- Connect the Co2 Pressure Regulator to the Co2 Tank with an adjustable wrench.
- Make sure to use the provided gasket.
NOTE: Confirm the Co2 Tank fits inside the cabinet with the Pressure Regulator attached.
- With the Regulator CLOSED, open the Co2 Tank and use a flathead screwdriver to adjust the Regulator so it reads 87 psi or 6 bar.
- Slowly rotate clockwise to increase pressure, counter-clockwise to decrease pressure.
- Briefly pull the pressure relief valve to check that the pressure returns to 87 psi.
- Select an interior cabinet wall for mounting the Webbing Guides.
- Locate the Co2 Tank Brackets & Strap found in the “Hardware” bag.
NOTE: Ensure the Strap wraps around the center of the Tank so it is properly secured.
- Drill pilot holes according to the template on pg 23 and secure brackets with provided #8 wood screws.
** Leave Blank for Template **
6. Clean Countertop & Cabinets
Ensure the Countertop and Cabinets are clean before installing the Chiller and the Head Unit.
Vacuum or sweep the inside of the cabinets and floor after drilling ventilation holes & mounting points. This ensures no dust or debris gets into the machinery.
Clean off the countertop to ensure a good seal with the bottom of the Head Unit. This helps prevent water from flowing into the cabinet below
7. Chiller Setup
- Remove the Recirculation Jumper from the front of the chiller.
- Remove the 2 red locking clips from the corresponding fittings.
- At the same time, depress the collet on both fittings and pull Recirculation Jumper straight forward to remove.
- Install the 1/4” and 3/8” Push To Connect (PTC) elbow fittings into the front of the chiller, these can be found in the “Hardware” & “Valves and Connectors” bags in the “Carbonator Connectors Kit”.
- Install 1/4 “ PCT into:
- Out Water
- Out Soda
- Install 3/8 “ PCT into:
- In CO2
- Fill Ice Bank
- In Water
- Assemble the Flow Compensator to the Out Soda fitting, found in the “Valves & Connectors” bag.
- Attach the 1/4 “ Shutoff Valve to outlet of the Flow Compensator
- Assemble the 1/4 “ Shutoff Valve to the Still Out fitting, on the front of the chiller.
- Place the Chiller inside the cabinet & on top of the chiller drip tray.
- Ensure the Chiller is in its final position before continuing.
- Confirm the Leak Detector is oriented at the front of the cabinet.
- Connect two 6'' tubes to either side of the Pressure Regulator.
- Connect this assembly to the vertical fitting on the Leak Detector and to the In Water fitting.
- Ensure the Pressure Regulator is installed correctly; the arrow indicates the flow path.
- Locate the Backflow Preventer, assemble if necessary.
- Follow the provided instructions in the Backflow Preventer Kit.
- Attach the one end of a 4” long tube to the 3/8“ Shutoff Valve.
- Then attach the other end to the horizontal fitting on the Leak Detector.
- Attach the Bend Clip to a 12” long tube so the clip is 3” from one end.
- Attach the 3” end of the tube to the 3/8“ Shutoff Valve.
- Connect the other end of the tube to the Back Flow Preventer.
- Take the 18” tube and connect it to the Back Flow Preventer (other side).
- Attach the 3/8” Elbow on the opposite end of the tube.
- Attach 1/2” Cable Holder to the slots on the side of the chiller, and use it to secure the tubing.
Chiller Overview
- Connect the dedicated 3/8” water source tube to the Filter Head.
- Ensure the tube has a clean and square cut, and is free of scratches or marks.
- Ensure that the water lines are fully seated in the fittings.
- Install the Filter into the Filter Head.
- Run a length of tubing from the Filter Head Outlet and place the tube into a bucket under the Filter.
- Open the water source until 3 gallons is dispensed in the bucket, and the water runs clear.
- Route the 3/8” tube from the Filter Head Outlet to the 3/8" Elbow at the back of the Chiller.
- Connect a length of 3/8“ tubing from the CO2 Pressure Regulator to the In CO2 fitting on the chiller.
- Ensure there is enough length to reach the CO2 Tank when removed from the cabinet.
NOTE: The Pressure Regulator will likely need to be adjusted after the tank is connected to the chiller.
- Plug the AC Power Cord into the back of the chiller.
- Confirm all PTC fittings are fully inserted and secured with a locking clip.
- Check that the locking clips are secured around each PTC collet.
8. Head Unit Setup
Ensure all cables and tubing can reach their corresponding components prior to securing the Head Unit to the countertop.
ENSURE THE HEAD UNIT OPENING FULLY ALIGNS WITH
THE COUNTERTOP HOLE!
- Cut and apply the foam sealing tape found in the “Console Mounting Kit” bag. Avoid gaps between the tape to ensure a good seal.
- Place the Head Unit over the countertop hole.
- Ensure foam seal completely surrounds the hole.
- NOTE: A poor seal can result in water falsely setting off the leak detector.
- Secure the Head Unit to the countertop with the 2 x C clamps, found in the “Console Mounting” bag.
- Confirm the Head Unit is square with the front of the countertop. Measure the distance from the left and right sides of the head unit to the front of the countertop - these distances should be the same.
- Connect the Head Unit 24V DC Power Supply to the Power Strip, found in the “Power” bag.
- Do not place the Power Supply on top of the Chiller as water can collect there.
- Attach the Recirculation Lines to the front of the chiller
- Trim the lines with a tube cutter as needed to reach the corresponding fittings.
- Wrap Recirculation Line tubes & fittings with insulation tape from the “Console Mounting Kit” bag.
- Keep the trunkline above the footprint of the drip tray to ensure any leaks are captured.
- Connect the Still & Sparkling Out lines to the Chiller
9. Fill the Ice Bank
Before filling the Ice Bank ensure the chiller is in the final position, once filled with water it will be harder to move.
- Detach the Water In line from the Leak Detector.
- Reconnect the Water In line to the Ice Bank Fill fitting.
- Detach the Overflow Tube from the chiller and place the end of the tube in a bucket.
- Open the water source valve until water comes out of the Overflow Tube.
- Once water starts to fill the bucket, close the water source valve.
- Reattach the Water In line to the Leak Detector.
- Reattach the Overflow Tube to the chiller.
- Ensure no water is coming out of the tube.
- Re-open the water source valve & then the Co2 Tank regulator valve.
- Check all connections along the water path for leaks
- If a fitting is leaking, shut off the water and replace the fitting with a new one.
NOTE: Leave extra Overflow Leak Detector inserts on top of the chiller incase of false leaks.
10. Flavor Setup
- Install all Flavor Connectors, 4 in total, onto the flavor lines coming from the Head Unit.
- Screw each Connector to a Flavor Box by rotating the Connector clockwise.
- Ensure the Connector is fully seated and not leaking.
- Improper alignment can inhibit flavor from dispensing properly.
- Ensure each Flavor Box is properly installed in the cabinet.
- DO NOT position flavor boxes so that they are standing up.
- DO NOT prop flavor boxes up on other items in the cabinet.
- DO NOT place other items in the cabinet eg. cleaning supplies or food.
11. Complete Setup on Screen
Proceed to follow all on screen instructions before finishing the installation.
- Turn on the power to the Power Strip.
- Turn the chiller on, locate the switch next to the AC Power Cord.
- Turn the Head Unit on, locate the switch on the back of the Head Unit.
- Follow the on screen wizard for the following steps:
- Complete the End User License Agreement.
- Connect the machine to the internet.
- Download all firmware and software updates.
- Register the unit; input the Distributor, Location and Company Contact.
- Stock the machine with the Flavors that were just installed.
- For Flavor 1 Select the “Restock” button.
- Input the Flavor & the Best By Date from the corresponding Flavor Box.
- Confirm the Flavor number on screen matches the label on the Flavor Connector.
- Select Confirm.
- Repeat for the remaining flavors.
- Once all flavors are stocked proceed to Prime each flavor.
- Place a wide mouth bottle under the nozzle to capture the primed flavors.
- Stock the machine with the Co2 Tank by selecting Restock.
- Select the size of the Co2 Tank installed.
- Ensure the Co2 tank and regulator are open.
- Stock the machine with the Water Filter by selecting Restock.
- Select the appropriate filter that is installed.
- Check the flow rate by holding a 1 Liter container below the nozzle and dispense water by holding the Still or Sparkling dispense buttons.
- Still should read 1.5 - 2 LPM
- Sparkling should read 3.2 - 3.8 LPM
- Select save once completed.
- Exit the service panel by selecting the arrow in the top left corner.
- Start Incubation.
12. Before You Leave
Give an overview of the machine and demonstrate how to dispense a beverage.
- Show all shutoff valve(s) to the customer.
- Show the location of all power switches to the customer:
- On the back of the Head Unit
- On the Chiller
- On the Power Strip
- Give the customer an overview of the machine.
- Repeatedly tap the word “Just” to access the Demonstration Mode.
- Demonstrate how to dispense a beverage.
- Show how to select multiple flavors and show how flavor strength can be adjusted
- Explain that only 3 flavors can be selected at a time.
- Show how to select Still vs Sparkling.
- Show how to select multiple flavors and show how flavor strength can be adjusted
13. Instructional Videos
Reference any of the following videos for additional information.
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Installation Video - Countertop |
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“Water not cool or sparkling enough” |
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“Touchscreen not working properly” |
Congratulations!
You just installed a new countertop Bevi!!!
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We are happy to answer your questions at
support@bevi.co or 1-(866)704-2384
Please download the attached PDF to see all install instructions for the Countertop Version of Bevi