the 4 litre ones are taller but pretty sure the 2litres ones weren't!Batz said:Are the 2lt tanks a different shape now? I thought they were taller than the 5lt.
https://www.thebeercan.com.au/collections/nothing-but-the-can/products/beercan2l
I like the look of these.
The 4Ls are taller Batz,Batz said:Are the 2lt tanks a different shape now? I thought they were taller than the 5lt.
https://www.thebeercan.com.au/collections/nothing-but-the-can/products/beercan2l
I like the look of these.
Hopsta said:Anyone had any issue with gas leaking out of the hole on the side of the pressure relief valve? First time using it, I've got 5lt of beer in there that i cant carb. Every time i turn the gas on it pisses out of the relief valve. If i push down slightly on the valve it shuts of the leak. Cant see where to pull this bit apart, and not sure even if i did that i could fix it. Any suggestions before i hit up ATHB for a replacement?
I took off the faulty PRV easy enough, everything looked fine. Screwed it back in but still leaky. I've two head units, to ensure i wasn't missing anything i unscrewed the PRV off the head unit that was working to compare with the faulty PRV. Nothing unusual, but now they both leak. Not having much luck here, i've only got them under 35 psi pressure nothing they shouldn't easily handle.All Things Homebrew said:looking at some of the ones i have in the shop, the PRV can be tightened and loosened with your fingers, no need for pliers, well at least not on the couple i tested. Just use your fingers and unscrew the base of the PRV dotn use the ring to screw it. and check everything looks ok and then screw it back on tight.
yeh, out of that small hole on the side of the PRV.Zorco said:Ok so not a leak through the PRV body but from the valve element of it.
Mate......you've just provided the answer here!Hopsta said:I took off the faulty PRV easy enough, everything looked fine. Screwed it back in but still leaky. I've two head units, to ensure i wasn't missing anything i unscrewed the PRV off the head unit that was working to compare with the faulty PRV. Nothing unusual, but now they both leak. Not having much luck here, i've only got them under 35 psi pressure nothing they shouldn't easily handle.
Hahaha... rule #1 - Read the Manual. Thanks goatchop! At 25 PSI i'll sleep easy knowing i wont lose my 9lt cylinder to a leak. Cheers!goatchop41 said:Mate......you've just provided the answer here!
Read the little instruction booklet that came with all of the bits and pieces. I recall it stating that the PRV on these will automatically vent at >30psi
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