CDT015
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So, a few of you know that I have just started brewing after being away for many years.
Since my original post I have made a couple of "acceptable" brews that Im happy with so far.
Till now Ive been bottling, you can see where this is going right?
The other day I scored a complete kegerator (fridge, gas and bottle and 2 Cornelius kegs) for $400, this was too good to pass up (so looking forward to not bottling)
Yesterday I set about cleaning the gear and setting it up into its new home.
This morning I decided it was time to sterilize the kegs and flush out the lines etc.
The only problem I'm having (after finding a couple of gas leaks) is a leak I cant seem to fix.
Its where the tap connects to the font/tower (see pic)
Ive pulled everything apart, tightened everything, added teflon tape all to no avail.
The oring seal thing on the internal shaft looks to be OK (I may be wrong)
What could I look at to try fixing this annoying leak.
Thanks
Andrew
PS, the other tap is fine.
Since my original post I have made a couple of "acceptable" brews that Im happy with so far.
Till now Ive been bottling, you can see where this is going right?
The other day I scored a complete kegerator (fridge, gas and bottle and 2 Cornelius kegs) for $400, this was too good to pass up (so looking forward to not bottling)
Yesterday I set about cleaning the gear and setting it up into its new home.
This morning I decided it was time to sterilize the kegs and flush out the lines etc.
The only problem I'm having (after finding a couple of gas leaks) is a leak I cant seem to fix.
Its where the tap connects to the font/tower (see pic)
Ive pulled everything apart, tightened everything, added teflon tape all to no avail.
The oring seal thing on the internal shaft looks to be OK (I may be wrong)
What could I look at to try fixing this annoying leak.
Thanks
Andrew
PS, the other tap is fine.
