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    All froth & no bubble

    Keg is in the fridge. Filled the keg, gassed it up to 40psi, into the fridge for 5 days. Gave it a roll around on the floor after 2 days. I was told to do these things by a local brew shop. Not sure if it is right or wrong. At the moment keg is sitting in the fridge, disconnected, looking a bit...
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    All froth & no bubble

    As I stated the pressure is at 10psi, the temperature fluctuates, probably due to the cold mornings and warm days. Thats why i have decided on a temp. control unit. Have checked out all the carbonation tables, can't get it right because of fluctuating temperature. Hope to have it all under...
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    All froth & no bubble

    I think you're onto it fifis. Spoke to a supplier in Melb.yesterday and he suggested the same thing. Will let you know how it goes. Thanks mate.
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    All froth & no bubble

    Hi all, geeee'z I'm having some problems with my first keg. All froth and no bubble. Using 4mm beer line 1.5 m long, serving at 10 psi. Seems to be a lot small bubbles in the line. At the moment I do not have a temperature control unit fitted (should be here in a few days). I know many people...
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