New Brunswick Craft Brewers Association
Brewing => Miscellaneous => Topic started by: robcoombs on September 21, 2016, 04:58:42 PM
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I was wondering if anyone else has come across this issue. It usually happens to me right after I've tinkererd with the regulator and keg to fill a bottle or growler. The beer line starts filling with CO2 after that and I get foamy pours, it's a major PITA to fix. Anyone have this happen and have a fix?
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I was having a very similar issue. I recently upgraded my regulator to the zinc bonnet taprite from OBK and its made a world of difference. I have a feeling that there was a problem with my original regulator for years and I just didn't know any better because it was my first.
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I was having a very similar issue. I recently upgraded my regulator to the zinc bonnet taprite from OBK and its made a world of difference. I have a feeling that there was a problem with my original regulator for years and I just didn't know any better because it was my first.
Interesting. I'm actually about to order a new regulator. Good timing.
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Was this the one you purchased @feldmann (http://nbcba.org/forum/index.php?action=profile;u=1986) http://www.ontariobeerkegs.com/Taprite_Dual_Gauge_Regulator_Zinc_Bonnet_p/taprite-dual-gauge-zinc.htm
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That's the one. I've only had it a few weeks but it's been working good so far.
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That's the one. I've only had it a few weeks but it's been working good so far.
Did you have to buy a regulator knob as well?
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It doesn't come with one but I just use the bolt.
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You should be able to turn that bolt with a quarter pretty easily