Chambrer Draft Beer Dispenser FAQ
Below is a list of Frequently Asked Questions. If you have any other questions, please feel free to email us at the link at the bottom of this page.
• Does the Chambrer Draft Beer Dispenser have a compressor?
Quick Set-Up Guide:
Instruction Manual:
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• Does the Beer Dispenser contain compressed gasses like a regular refrigerator?
• Where can I get CO2 cartridges for the Beer Dispenser?
• What position is the CO2 knob supposed to be in if I am using a pressurized keg?
• Why is there so much foam (head) being dispensed?
• Why is there is very little pressure from my tap?
• Where can I buy 5ltr kegs for my dispenser?
• How long will a CO2 cartridge last?
• How can I tell if my keg is pressurised or non-pressurised?
• My tap keeps dripping, how do I make it stop?
• I have read all the questions above and I still have a problem.
No, there is no compressor inside the beer dispenser. They use thermal-electrics to cool the interior using a Peltier System.
No, there are no compressed gases used in the cooling system of the beer dispenser.
CO2 cartridges will be available from our website soon. CO2 cartridges are not necessary when the Chambrer Draft Beer Dispenser is used with a pressurised keg. We offer the Beer Dispenser with a 5ltr Heineken Keg for quick and easy setup.
The knob should be turned to the 0 position.
The first glass or two from your keg will always be mostly, if not all, head (foam). This condition will worsen the more the keg has been moved around during transport. To minimize this we recommend the keg sit for at least 2 hours prior to tapping. To minimize the head, do not pull the lever down all the way.
Please check to make sure all of your fittings are tight. If you are using a CO2 cartridge it could need to be replaced. If you are using a pressurized keg the CO2 can come loose on the inside of the keg if it was ever transported on its side. This will result in very low pressure. It is still okay to drink; it will just take some time to fill your glass.
They can be purchased at most supermarkets and off-licences. We recommend you call your local store to make sure they have the brand you are looking for in stock.
It all depends on how fast you drink your beer! The longer your beer is in the keg, the more CO2 it will use. A general rule is 1-2 cartridge per keg.
A Pressurised keg (Heineken) comes with a tapping system that connects to the top of the keg. A Non-Pressurised keg has a venting plug on the top and a pouring spout on the side towards the bottom.
Move the tap handle back and forth approximately ten times. Pull it into the open position and then flick the handle backwards to the off position. Sometimes the seal mechanism needs to be worked in to seal properly on a new unit.
Please send us an email and we will do what we can to help you. Please refer to our Contact Us page.
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