
1. Select a location for your chilled
water dispenser, keeping in mind
the unit needs air space behind it
and to the sides. Place unit within
6’ of water filter connection &
120-volt electrical outlet. Make
consideration for proximity of a
floor sink for the overflow drain
hose.
2. Locate the CR-KIT-CT install kit
and unpackage and take note of
the fittings, water regulator and
hose supplied to complete the
install.
3. Locate the CR-24FC water filter
system head and filter cartridges.
Mount the water filter system in
an accessible location with at
least 3” of space below the filters
for service. The filter system
has a 3/4” fpt inlet and outlet,
locate the adaptor fittings in the
install kit to reduce down to 3/8”
(PSEI02026 1/2” tube to 3/4” mpt,
and PP062012W reducer 5/8” stem
to 3/8” tube). Locate the PE-12-EI,
12’ role of 3/8” OD hose. This hose
should be used for the inlet and
outlet of the filter system and to
feed into the inlet of the chiller. Do
not use the 1/4” braided hose for
water connections or with John
Guest fittings, it will not hold. The
1/4” braided hose is for extra CO2
line only.
4. Locate the PSEI6012U9 3/8”
anglestop adaptor fitting from the
install kit. This fitting replaces the
compression nut and ferule ring
on the angle stop and is meant to
be hand tightened to the angle
stop outlet so you have a 3/8”
quick connect fitting outlet to the
filter system. Measure and cut a
length 3/8” OD hose to connect
from the angle stop to the inlet
of the filter system. Consult
local plumbing codes for use
and requirements of a backflow
device.
5. The water inlet for the chiller is
a 3/8” quick connect push-in
fitting, located on the bottom
base of the unit near the front
legs. Connect the end of 3/8”
hose from the water filter system
to the PP221212W elbow swivel
3/8” tube to 3/8” stem fitting and
connect that fitting into the inlet
of the chiller.
6. Locate the 8”x8” box for CR-PC160
High Pressure CO2 regulator.
Unbox this regulator and locate
the 1/4” nylon washer taped to the
packaging. The 8’ length of 1/4”
white braded hose extending out
the base of the chiller is the CO2
hose. It has a stainless-steel flare
nut on the end. Rout this hose to
the location of the CO2 tank. If
extra length is required locate the
6’ of 1/4” hose, 1/4” barb union
and 9.5 Oetiker clamps from the
install kit and splice the line in.
The 1/4” nylon washer should be
inserted into the SS flare nut fitting
at the end of the hose and then
connect to the CO2 Regulator.
7. The clear hose coming out the
bottom of the chiller is overflow
water bath drain hose. It is best
to run this hose to a floor drain
or other waste drain. You will get
some draining from this hose
during the install start-up of the
chiller as the water bath freezes an
ice bank.
8. Turn on water at the filter system
and flush the water filters of air via
the flush valve on the filter system.
Check for leaks.
9. Fill water bath: Remove lid and
fill water bath with non-filtered/
non-soened tap water, fill up
no less than 1/4” to top of white
standpipe. This is the vertical
white tube in the water bath that
is connected to the clear overflow
hose.
10. Plug unit power cord into 120-volt
outlet. Toggle the on/o rocker
switch to the “on” position. Fan
and compressor will turn on. Fan
and compressor will automatically
turn o when a complete ice bank
is made and cycle on and o to
maintain it.
11. Unit will take between 3-4 hours
to make a complete ice bank. 1/3
of the water bath should freeze
over the refrigeration coils to form
a block of ice. On the CR-1 models
the ice bank forms along the
right side of the bath. On the CR-2
models the ice bank forms an “n”
shape around the outside edges of
the bath.
12. Open CO2 at the CO2 tank
by turning knob on tank
counterclockwise. Adjust regulator
via the set screw on the front
between 75 PSI. And check for
leaks.
13. Pull open the still water and
sparkling water faucets to run
water through the system. You will
need to run the sparkling water
faucet for several minutes to cycle
the carbonation system before full
sparkling water will dispense.
14. Once unit has built the ice bank
you are ready to dispense chilled
still and sparkling water. Adjust
the flow control handles on the
faucets for your preferred flow
rate.
Crysalli Beverage Systems a division of WPD
1739 Sabre Street, Hayward, CA 94545
www.crysalli.com 510.732.0100
CR-1 & CR-2 Quick
Installation Guide
Instructions