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Marvel 61HKBBFR 24" Half Keg Refrigerator, Right Hinge

Brand: Marvel
Item: 61HKBBFR

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About the Marvel 61HKBBFR

Tapping Equipment
CO2 Tank
Full Auto Defrost
Right Hinge Door Opening

Brand:

Approved for Outdoor Use?:

Accepted Keg Sizes:

Width:

23 7/8"

Depth:

26 1/4"

Height:

Looking for the most modern and stylish way to integrate a keg refrigerator your kitchen, den, game room, or garage? The Marvel 61HK is your answer. This unit handles half or quarter kegs, and builds into standard cabinetry without added clearance. Plus- it accepts a custom panel to seamlessly blend in with your existing cabinetry.

Key Features

Performance

Builds into standard cabinetry without added clearance
Optional casters let you roll it anywhere
Includes draft arm, hoses, CO2 tank and regulator, drip tray
Standard clip-on handle attaches along door frame
May be built-in, free-standing or rolled on optional casters
Leveling legs
Warranty: One year parts and labor. Five years on compressor and sealed system

Operating Tips

A 1/2 barrel standard keg will provide approximately 175 12 oz. glasses of your favorite beer.
The CO2 tank will last approximately 5-6 kegs under normal conditions.
CO2 tanks can be filled at many places. Ask someone at the location where you get the keg about getting the CO2 tank filled
Beer should stay good for 1-2 months as long as it is kept cold and the CO2 pressure is kept on.
Since draft beer is not pasteurized, it must maintain a cold temperature between 38-40 degrees F.
Temperatures above 45 degrees may cause the beer to become sour, skunky and cloudy.
Foamy beer can be caused by many things. Warm spots in the beer line, dirty beer lines and twists or kinks in beer line. Also, let the keg settle for 2-3 hours before tapping it. Too much carbonation in the keg will cause foamy beer.

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