RobB
Well-Known Member
Not another bloody "air in my beer line" thread..........
I'm hoping someone can help steer me towards my CO2 leak.
I don't force carb. I carbonate and serve at my desired pressure.
I have short beer lines with in-line flow controllers which have served me well for many brews.
My taps and lines are all fully contained within a chest freezer. i.e. open the freezer lid to pour with all hardware nice and cool.
I occasionally see a bubble or two in a beer line but nothing which has caused me problems before.
So, after dicking around inside the chest freezer shuffling kegs and moving lines, I come back after a couple of days to find all gauges reading zero.
I have just hooked up a new bottle and one beer line is filling with bubbles after each pour (each rather foamy pour, at that). Would my leak and bubbly beer line be related? So far I am not having any success locating the leak with soapy water.
I'm hoping someone can help steer me towards my CO2 leak.
I don't force carb. I carbonate and serve at my desired pressure.
I have short beer lines with in-line flow controllers which have served me well for many brews.
My taps and lines are all fully contained within a chest freezer. i.e. open the freezer lid to pour with all hardware nice and cool.
I occasionally see a bubble or two in a beer line but nothing which has caused me problems before.
So, after dicking around inside the chest freezer shuffling kegs and moving lines, I come back after a couple of days to find all gauges reading zero.
I have just hooked up a new bottle and one beer line is filling with bubbles after each pour (each rather foamy pour, at that). Would my leak and bubbly beer line be related? So far I am not having any success locating the leak with soapy water.