What are you brewing 2024

[Half Pint]

I do the same when I am not carbonating - both times it happened after I added fresh kegs and hooked them up to carbonate. I would have thought I'd be able to hear it a well, and I could have sworn I checked the duotight connections - but in the morning on both occasions a gentle pull actually removed the hose from one of he two new disconnects. (I am pushing them all the way in to the second click).

Don't know if I am doing something wrong with the duotights, or maybe worth replacing some of the connectors but I hadn't expected it to be so easy for gas to leak with this kind of setup as seems very widely used. Def could be a me issue.

I recently lost a bout a litre of beer through a leaking disconnect on liquid post.
Actually was not a problem with the disconnect. I thought it was probably a bad o-ring but when I went to replace it I found the problem was the machining of the post; I removed a sliver of steel (like a very thin, broken ring) which had not been cleaned off after manufacture.

 

[Narapoia]

Where is your bottle located?

Im just waiting on delivery of one of the inkbird co2 detectors to sit in my Keezer so it will alarm if the co2 level goes up (encase I forget to turn the bottle off)

https://inkbird.com/products/wi-fi-co2-detector-ink-co2w

Next to the Keezer feeding into the 5 way manifold on the outside. Might look into the detector...