Xantus954

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I think there's an issue with my regulator. The reading for how much gas is left in the tank changes when it gets cold it drops way down. I can take the bottle out of the kegerator and let it sit for an hour and it returns to normal. Is this normal?

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Ready to enjoy: Honied Pale Ale, Irish Red Ale, Caramel Apple Cider, Edworts Apfelwein, Scottish Ale, & Rice Wine
Kegged: Nut Brown Ale
Bottle Conditioning: Dr. Porter (Cherry vanilla Porter)
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Secondary: Bourbon Barrel Cream Stout

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blaster_54738

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Completely normal

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Secondary Skeeter Pee

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BradleyBrew

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yep co2 has less pressure when chilled

Xantus954

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I figured that might be normal but wasnt quite sure.

I did find another issue with why my c02 is going so fast. The washer in between the regulator and the bottle has a chip in it.

Thanks guys.

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Ready to enjoy: Honied Pale Ale, Irish Red Ale, Caramel Apple Cider, Edworts Apfelwein, Scottish Ale, & Rice Wine
Kegged: Nut Brown Ale
Bottle Conditioning: Dr. Porter (Cherry vanilla Porter)
Primary:
Secondary: Bourbon Barrel Cream Stout

Ever heard the saying "dont s&$*@ where you eat"? I also wouldn't brew where I s%$&@. But ultimately it is your call. lol
-Sonofgrok

beaksnbeer

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Replace it with o-ring

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