Unit Upgrades & Enhancements

Remove the Stainless Stand

To access the internal housing, you must first remove the adjustable platform.

• Remove the two wing bolts and the two fixed bolts from the sides of the RAPT Can & Bottle Filler.

• Slide the stainless stand off the unit and set it aside.

Open the Housing

The main housing is held together by six Phillips head screws.

• Remove all six screws and carefully separate the two halves of the housing.

• Tip: Be mindful of any internal wiring that may be connected between the two halves as you pull them apart.

Clear the Pinch Valve

To gain full access to the control boards, the liquid line must be moved out of the way.

• Manually press down on the Pinch Valve to open the "jaw."

• Pull the silicone liquid line out of the valve and move it to the side.

Install Probe Through Housing

The RAPT housing features a dedicated port for the temperature probe, protected by a small cap and grommet.

• Remove Cap: Locate the small port on the housing. Remove the plastic cap, but leave the rubber grommet in place. (Note: A spare grommet and cap are included in the KL38171 kit if needed).

• Insertion: Carefully push the probe end through the grommet from the inside of the housing out. Note: The plug on the cable is too large to fit through the grommet, so the probe must be pushed from the inside out.

Connect to the Board

• Locate the temperature sensor port on the main control board (there is only one compatible socket for this plug).

• Plug the lead in firmly until it is fully seated.

Reassemble the Housing

• Once the lead is plugged in and the cable is seated neatly in the grommet, close the housing halves.

• Reinstall the six Phillips head screws and the stainless stand in reverse order.

Secure the Probe

For the most accurate "real-time" reading, the probe should be positioned directly against the fill lines.

• Positioning: Place the probe tip between the Liquid and Purge lines.

• Secure: Use the included small rubber band to fasten the probe securely to the lines.

Check for OTA Firmware Update

To ensure the device recognizes the new sensor and displays the temperature on the main screen, you must be running the version realeased after 30/04/2025.

• Navigate to: Menu > Settings > Check for Updates.

• Once the update is complete, the temperature reading will appear on your filling display.

Remove Original Tubes

Carefully cut the silicone (liquid) and vinyl (gas) tubes at the point where they meet the top of your current stainless fill tubes.

• Note: Ensure you make a clean, square cut to provide a better seal on the new tubes.

Remove the Clips

Pop the two tube-holding clips out of the front of the housing. These are friction-fitted and should release with firm, steady pressure.

Connect the New Slimline Tubes

The new tubes have different diameters and require slightly different techniques for a secure fit:

• Gas Line (Vinyl): The gas line is intentionally tight to prevent leaks. Submerge the end of the vinyl tube in a mug of hot water for 20 seconds. This will make the material pliable and much easier to slide over the new stainless barb.

• Liquid Line (Silicone): This tube is softer and slides on easily. To ensure it doesn't slip during a pressurized fill, we recommend securing it with a small hose clamp (Stepless clamps are ideal for this application).

Attach New Mounting Clips

Push the new slimline-specific clips into the housing ports until you hear an audible "click." Once secure, snap the new fill tubes into the clips.

Recalibrate

Because the internal volume and height of these tubes differ from the standard set, you must recalibrate your unit.

• Navigate to the Calibration menu and perform a new manual or automatic calibration to ensure your fill levels remain accurate for your specific bottles.

Preparation & Disassembly

Follow the same initial steps as the Instant Read Temperature Probe Upgrade to access the internal boards:

• Remove Stand: Undo the two wing bolts and two fixed bolts from the sides.

• Open Housing: Remove the six Phillips head screws holding the housing together.

• Clear the Valve: Manually open the Pinch Valve and move the silicone liquid line to the side to reveal the control board.

Connect the Antenna

The main control board is located in the top-left corner of the unit.

• Locate the antenna port on the board.

• Plug the External Antenna connector directly into the board until it clicks or seats firmly.

Secure the Antenna to the Housing

For the best signal strength and a neat finish, the antenna should be mounted to the interior of the housing as specified in the kit.

• Carefully peel the backing tape from the antenna to expose the adhesive strip.

• Fasten the antenna to the designated spot on the housing (ensure the surface is clean and dry for maximum adhesion).

Reassemble

Carefully place the housing halves back together, ensuring no wires are pinched, and replace the six Phillips screws and the stainless stand.