The fermentation system and sensors monitor temperature and pressure, which ensures the conversion of active brewing ingredients into ethyl alcohol and carbon dioxide gas.

Select the type of brew you're going to enjoy, and your F1 home brewer will automatically chill your beverage to the perfect serving temperature.

To add CO2 carbonation to the tank, scroll to and press the "Toolkits" button. Next, press the CO2 button followed by the "Long Press" (CO2) button. Continue to press the button until 20 psi is reached. This will produce adequate carbonation for dispensing.

Some keg designs, such as the Heineken 5L mini keg, have a built in gas cannister within the tank, for providing in-tank pressure to aid dispensing. These types of kegs should only have a single dispensing port/outlet on top, and they do not require pressure boost from your F1.

Pressurizing your tank using your F1's internal air pump. Unlike pressuring the tank with CO2 gas, you will never need to refill while using the air pump. However, the beverage inside your keg or tank may become oxidized overtime and loses freshness. We recommend you to finish your beverage on the same day when you're using the air pump mode.