Gelding
Well-Known Member
Today I was filling up some sample bottles from a keg using a beer gun attached via a liquid out connector to the keg.
I used a low pressure , slow fill around 3 psi.
However after I finished filling the bottles I noticed a puddle of beer underneath the keg and realised that I hadn't tightened the line properly to the liquid out connector and hence there was a small leak.
Does that mean I have sucked in air as I was filling from that leak point ? Or was beer just leaking the other way and not visa versa ?
:unsure: :blink:
I used a low pressure , slow fill around 3 psi.
However after I finished filling the bottles I noticed a puddle of beer underneath the keg and realised that I hadn't tightened the line properly to the liquid out connector and hence there was a small leak.
Does that mean I have sucked in air as I was filling from that leak point ? Or was beer just leaking the other way and not visa versa ?
:unsure: :blink: