Stevorino
Well-Known Member
My Keg setup has a 5lb CO2 canister going straight into a primary regulator, which then flows into a 5-way secondary regulator that distributes CO2 to 5 different kegs.
Yesterday I had a leak that I was trying to diagnose. So I pressured up everything, and then closed the valves from my primary regulator to secondary regulator, and between each secondary regulator and their respective 5 kegs.
I wake up this morning and all of the regulators have held pressure overnight except the center secondary regulator which has fallen from 20 psi to just under 10psi.
When I opened the primary regulator valve, it filled up super fast back to 20psi.
What does this loss of pressure in my center secondary regulator mean? Where could a leak be?
Yesterday I had a leak that I was trying to diagnose. So I pressured up everything, and then closed the valves from my primary regulator to secondary regulator, and between each secondary regulator and their respective 5 kegs.
I wake up this morning and all of the regulators have held pressure overnight except the center secondary regulator which has fallen from 20 psi to just under 10psi.
When I opened the primary regulator valve, it filled up super fast back to 20psi.
What does this loss of pressure in my center secondary regulator mean? Where could a leak be?