Bottoms Up beer system glycol pump replacement

Over time, your glycol chiller's pump can wear down and create more resistance against the pump key, causing it to deteriorate faster than normal. The solution may be to replace the pump entirely. Here, we explain the process, including how to remove the Oetiker-style clamps and preserve the original tubing.
For a replacement pump, reach out to the chiller manufacturer, UBC Group, at [phone] with your chiller serial and model number (located on the unit as a silver sticker).
Note: glycol will pour out of the lines when you remove them from the barbs. Have a bucket or large container handy to catch this liquid and prevent spills.
For further assistance, give us a call at [phone].
0:12 Identifying the pump and motor
0:19 Overview of the process
0:39 Tools needed
1:15 Turning off the motor
2:10 Removing Oetiker clamps
4:26 Catching glycol
4:55 Notching the glycol line & removing it
5:31 Removing the braided glycol supply line
6:57 Removing the pump from the motor
8:24 Identifying the pump key
9:35 Attaching the new pump & pump key kit
14:10 Attaching colored glycol lines with screw clamps
16:07 Attaching braided glycol supply line with screw clamps
16:37 Checking our work & turning on the motor
17:10 Re-insulating the lines

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