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3 Common Syrup Pumps:

How to: Disconnect a CO2 Line at the Syrup Pump

1. Shurflo

How to: Disconnect a CO2 Line at the Syrup Pump

2. Flojet N5000

How to: Disconnect a CO2 Line at the Syrup Pump

3. Flojet G55

How to: Disconnect a CO2 Line at the Syrup Pump

Shurflo:

Step 1

Locate the plastic yellow fitting on the bottom of the pump.

How to: Disconnect a CO2 Line at the Syrup Pump

Step 2

Slide the retaining clip to the unlock position.

How to: Disconnect a CO2 Line at the Syrup Pump

Step 3

Pull down on the yellow fitting to remove it.

NOTE: If the removed fitting is leaking CO2, turn the CO2 off.

2 Types of Flojet N5000 CO2 Fitting Disconnects:

How to: Disconnect a CO2 Line at the Syrup Pump

1. Stainless steel retaining clip

How to: Disconnect a CO2 Line at the Syrup Pump

2. Plastic retaining clip

How to: Disconnect a CO2 Line at the Syrup Pump

Stainless steel retaining clip:

Step 1

Use a screwdriver to loosen the retaining screw.

How to: Disconnect a CO2 Line at the Syrup Pump

Step 2

Swing the retaining clip to the unlock position.

How to: Disconnect a CO2 Line at the Syrup Pump

Step 3

Pull down on the brass fitting to remove it.

NOTE: If the removed fitting is leaking CO2, turn the CO2 off.

How to: Disconnect a CO2 Line at the Syrup Pump

Plastic retaining clip:

Step 1

Slide the retaining clip to the unlock position.

How to: Disconnect a CO2 Line at the Syrup Pump

Step 2

Pull down on the brass fitting to remove it.

NOTE: If the removed fitting is leaking CO2, turn the CO2 off.

How to: Disconnect a CO2 Line at the Syrup Pump

Flojet G55:

Step 1

Locate the brass fitting.

How to: Disconnect a CO2 Line at the Syrup Pump

Step 2

Slide the retaining clip to the unlock position.

How to: Disconnect a CO2 Line at the Syrup Pump

Step 3

Pull down on the yellow fitting to remove it.

NOTE: If the removed fitting is leaking CO2, turn the CO2 off.

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