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Now I see that at 12:30 it's vertical :| I will go with that then

Congratulations! We hope you enjoy it!

@@BrewfittLtd arrived today, so shiny!

I would advise you contact us on 01484 340800 and we can advise. Usually this is due to incorrect pressure for the specification of the beer and considerations need to be given to the ambient temperature of the keg. Please call us and we can advise accordingly.

Hi Alexander, the 25k can be used with gas (see link below how to connect), however there is also an internal compressor should you wish to not use gas. Gas would be used in conjunction with steel kegs as it prolongs the life of the product. The compressor is best used with polykeg or key keg (a keg with internal bag) as the air squeezes the product through the lines. The compressor air doesn't come into contact with the product which prolongs the shelf life of the product and minimises oxidation. Connecting Gas: th-cam.com/video/BpEbYKcRik8/w-d-xo.html

Hi Tim, the Lindr unit thread accepts 5/8 fittings. You may have a speed of flow issue unless you have a compensator fitted. We would recommend speaking to our technical team on 01484 340800 do they can offer the best advice.

Hello, you can find a product information sheet on the ingredients on the prosan website. Their product information download can be found here: proton-direct.co.uk/public/2017/01/Prosan-Plus-45.pdf

Hi, we would advise you speak to one of our technical team who can advise you on specific taps. They can be reached on 01484 340800.

Hi David, sorry to hear this. Please contact our technical team and they will be happy to assist you and diagnose if there is a fault.

Hi Ste, all our models can be found here: www.brewfitt.com/product-category/home-bar/lindr-dispense-home-bar/lindr-units-lindr-dispense-home-bar/ The 25K is on backorder at the moment but you can still order and the team will advise how quickly we can get a unit delivered.

@@BrewfittLtd OK thanx I'll take a look 👍

Hello, you can visit brewfitt.com or click on the link in the description to be taken directly to the Lindr units.

Hello, we always suggest as short a line as possible as the longer the product line the longer the product is exposed to ambient temperatures.

If the tap is still stiff after a clean it might be that there is still some residual dry beer in the tap body causing the mechanism to be stiff. To reduce this we would recommend opening and closing the tap a few times while in the solution so the fluid comes into contact with everything the beer touches to free this up. Also - If the unit has been stood for any length of time the seals can become dry and stiff but after a few open and closes it will free. You can use grease if it is really stiff but you must ensure it is food safe and plenty of water is flushed through before connecting onto the beer to ensure nothing ends up in the product.

@@BrewfittLtd it's the first component that's the problem, I have to physically knock it out with something heavy, same on reassembly, all looks clean internally, seems the o ring is too big thanks.

@@neilbirkett835 Hi Neil, we would advise you contact our technical team as this seems unusual, you can reach them on 01484 340800,

Hello, the unit can serve 25 litres per hour and you can expect consistent cold temperatures. For domestic use you shouldn't expect to have to wait between servings.

Hi James, the keg can be kept at an ambient temperature and the unit is designed to serve cold from ambient. By keeping the keg cold it would prolong the life but it is not a requirement for the unit.

Hello, yes we would advise to stick with the 5/16 and also manage the flow control to ensure it is not coming through too fast. If you would like to speak to our technicians please call us on 01484 340800 and they will be pleased to walk you through the process.

@@BrewfittLtd thank you i have tried 3/8 then 5/16 then 3/16 at 3 feet long all using a flow controller,i get loads of foam and the beer goes flat very fast,but using just the lindr the beer which is stella comes out superb and tastes amazing

@@fester. Hi Fester, we would advise you call our technicians on 01484 340800 to discuss your setup in further detail and we can see where we can help.

Hi, apologies, we launched our new website and shop last week so the links had expired. These have all been updated now. Thank you.

Hi Brandon. We use 3/16 as an internal diameter (under 2mm) meaning the amount of product held between the cooled unit and back of the tap will be in the region of 2ml, meaning it will have minimal detrimental effect to the overall temperature. A standard pint holds 568ml.

Hi Michael, please call us on 01484 340800 and one of our technical team will be able to assist.

Did u get to the bottom of this michael

@@tomfpv1982 the most recent keg on i set at 18psi to begin and have left it at that rather than higher for carbing then dropping. Serving ok for now. Thanks

The product feed should be as short as possible to retain the cooled temperature of the product and reduce waste when removing the lines for cleaning.

Hi John, we would advise that you speak to a member of the technical team and they can talk you through how best to resolve. Please call us on 01484 340800.

Hello John, did you manage to resolve this? Please contact us on 01484 340800 and one of our technical team will be happy to assist.

Hello, the Lindr unit is ideal for home use, it doesn't require coolant, is plug and play and can be used with or without gas. It's ready to pour in less than 10 minutes and kegs don't need to be pre chilled.

@@BrewfittLtd just ordered a Lindr Pygmy 25/K Exclusive (2 Tap) Draught Dispenser,been told the front lights up

@@fester. Congratulations on the purchase. The front of the system doesn't have any lighting effects, if you have any documentation to suggest it does we would be happy to look into this for you.

@@BrewfittLtd received the lindr 25 and yes the front does light up, brilliant piece of kit

@@fester. Hi Fester, apologies, the Exclusive model does light up. We're pleased you're enjoying the system!

Hello, please contact our technicians on 01484 340800 and they will be happy to help you troubleshoot and find a solution.

Hi Gary, it's always best to check with the brewer as each drink is different, however typically you can expect the beer to last approximately 4-6 weeks.

Good question! Especially as that would be great for smaller/home use. There are adaptors like this one: www.tireusesabiere.fr/adaptateur-5-litres-design-metallique-de-haute-qualite-avec-robinet-d-arret-pour-la-biere/a-452065/

In fact I've just dived in and ordered a pygmy and a 5l adaptor, but I've got no idea what to expect! @Brewfitt Limited, any chance you could make a handy video to show this in action!? 😜

@@robinknipe that adapter isn’t for a PD barrel because it has a dip tube. Presumably it’s for those mini kegs that you hack to work on a draught setup

Ah yes, PD is pre-pressurised isn't it!?

@@robinknipe Yes - the beer is in a foil bag and the container is pressurised with air which forces the product out - exactly the same as a poly/keykeg

Hello, thanks for getting in touch. Guinness will need the Ale/Stout kit (available from our website) including a gas feed due to the nature of the product being housed in a steel keg. We would recommend speaking to our technicians to explain this further. Carlsberg would also need a gas feed and regulator if it is in a steel keg. Any product housed in a polykeg however will not need any of this equipment and will simply connect and dispense via the internal compressor.

Hi Samantha, please take a look at our cleaning video on our channel. It demonstrates how to do all of the above.

th-cam.com/video/YKXV0-c-_rw/w-d-xo.html

We would not recommend removing the cover.

@@BrewfittLtd a line at the connection is leaking or not properly connected. I would like to repair it, but the cover on the cooler doesn’t get to the point where it’s leaking.

@@mikereihs5429 Hi Mike, we would suggest you contact our technical team on 01484 340800 where we can advise you.

Hi Addy. None of the models we sell are required to have CO2 lines unless using steel kegs. The machines are fitted with a compressor that essentially squeezes the internal bags of the polykegs. If you are using the machines commercially then it is advised to use co2 lines however.

Hello. When beer is exposed to oxygen it only takes a few days until the oxidation process begins to affect the taste. To avoid this we would advise you consider using a gas feed to prolong the life. The machine has an air compressor as well as a gas feed should you prefer. Finally, we would advise you speak to our technical team on 01484 340800 regarding the safe installation of a gas bottle.

@@BrewfittLtd thank you so much!

Hi Samantha, you can find it here: www.brewfitt.com/shop/line-cleaning/prosan-plus.html

Hi David, you need to source a 3/8 John Guest stem elbow. Thank you.

Hi John, we would advise that once you've cleaned the lines that you leave them empty.

Hi Paul, the poly kegs cannot be refilled as they are a food grade item.

Hi, yes you can. Simply uncouple and attach the new keg. You might wish to clean the line beforehand to avoid mixing the contents of the line with the new keg.

@@BrewfittLtd that's great! Thank you! Might be looking to purchase one for my channel 👍🍺

Should you release some pressure from the key keg before uncoupling???

@@davidcardew857 Hi David, yes. Curtis demonstrates how to release the pressure within the video.

@@BrewfittLtd and that is the same if the keg is half full?? The beer in the bag will still be fine?

Hi Patrick, the way the keg works in this particular video means that the bag within the keg is pressurised by the air surrounding it, therefore the beer is essentially squeezed out and never comes into contact with the air (until the point of dispense). Whether you use gas or the compressor doesn’t make a difference to the shelf life of the beer. Typically the contents of the keg should last approx 6 weeks however we suggest you check with the supplier of the beer you source.

Can the lines be cleaned halfway through a keykeg? How does the coupler come off if the keg is pressurised?

@@poopo3053 The lines can be cleaned, yes. You will need to release the pressure within the keg first as demonstrated at the 3 minute mark within the video.

@@BrewfittLtd great thank you for that information, does lindr machine accept Heinekens 20l david kegs? In particularly their birra moretti? Or is there any birra moretti available in poly kegs etc where no gas line is needed?

@@poopo3053 Hi, the machine will not accept the david kegs (yet) however Birra Moretti is available in Poly Keg.

Hi John, I've forwarded this to our technical team and will advise as soon as they respond.

Hi John. Response from our team: Please make sure the pressure release valve on the side of the keg coupler is fully closed. It’s there so once you have finished your keg you can release the pressure and recycle the plastic keg. Please let me know if this resolves your issue.

Hi Alexis, when the compressor is running there is a sound although it's no louder than any other household appliance like a coffee machine for example. The compressor only runs when the pressure needs to top up too and runs for approximately 30 seconds.

@@BrewfittLtd thank you, that is great !

Hi George, yes you can attach CO2 to the lindr unit or just use the internal compressor. We have all of the equipment on our shop to be able to install and operate a CO2 bottle and to attach it to a wall. Call us on 01484 340800 for further information.

Hi Jay, yes you can use different pipes as they are a standard 3/8 fitment. Thank you.

Hi Derek, we supply Stout kits for the Lindr unit yes. You can buy it here: www.brewfitt.com/shop/ale-stout-kit-for-lindr-cooler.html You just need to get hold of a keg then which shouldn't be too much trouble.