I am having trouble with my corny of root beer. It still has around 1/3 of a tank. I have the pressure set at 40 PSI and have around 30-35 ft of line (3/16 ID). It worked reasonably well for the first 2/3 of the corny but now it seems to come out in spurts of foam. I have tried bleeding the pressure and running it out at 30 PSI but I still get intermittent bursts of liquid (mostly foam). Anyone know what's up? Thanks very much.
I wonder if it's overcarbed now? Once you get some, and the foam dies down, how is it?
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What happens if you keep the carb pressure at 40 psi, but drop the serving pressure way down? Like just enough pressure to push out the rootbeer?
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