hofmeister
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Afternoon, Homebrew Forum!
I have a stuck CO2 tank valve. The keg kicked yesterday, so I turned the regulator valve off and disconnected my gas line from the keg. I left the CO2 tank in the fridge. This morning I took the tank out of the fridge to make room for a lager, left it in the garage (50F) till this afternoon, then thought I should turn the CO2 tank valve off since the system's not in use. But it's stuck open (regulator still attached, of course). I just got the set-up a few weeks back, and this is the first keg I've gone through.
Any thoughts?
I have a stuck CO2 tank valve. The keg kicked yesterday, so I turned the regulator valve off and disconnected my gas line from the keg. I left the CO2 tank in the fridge. This morning I took the tank out of the fridge to make room for a lager, left it in the garage (50F) till this afternoon, then thought I should turn the CO2 tank valve off since the system's not in use. But it's stuck open (regulator still attached, of course). I just got the set-up a few weeks back, and this is the first keg I've gone through.
Any thoughts?