R rpucci Well-Known Member Joined Oct 2, 2007 Messages 74 Reaction score 4 Location Darien, CT. Mar 18, 2008 #1 Whenever I open up my CO2 cylinder gas starts to escape from the little hole in the front of the regulator. How do I stop this from occurring?
Whenever I open up my CO2 cylinder gas starts to escape from the little hole in the front of the regulator. How do I stop this from occurring?
N nyer Well-Known Member Joined Dec 18, 2007 Messages 941 Reaction score 32 Location Merritt Island Mar 18, 2008 #2 Isn't that the bleeder hole for when you back off the pressure screw? I'd try turning the screw in and see if that stops it.
Isn't that the bleeder hole for when you back off the pressure screw? I'd try turning the screw in and see if that stops it.
T tentacles Well-Known Member Joined Jan 19, 2008 Messages 118 Reaction score 0 Mar 18, 2008 #3 You probably need to rebuild the regulator, this usually happens when the diaphragm starts leaking. My Taprite was leaky and $10 in parts and 10 minutes of work fixed it. It would have cost only $6 but I have to pay more up here in Canada.
You probably need to rebuild the regulator, this usually happens when the diaphragm starts leaking. My Taprite was leaky and $10 in parts and 10 minutes of work fixed it. It would have cost only $6 but I have to pay more up here in Canada.
Bobby_M Vendor and Brewer HBT Sponsor Joined Aug 3, 2006 Messages 27,884 Reaction score 9,218 Location Whitehouse Station, NJ Mar 18, 2008 #4 For me, it wasn't the diaphram. It was the pinvalve assembly underneath the diaphram that just needed to be tightened in by 1/16th of a turn.
For me, it wasn't the diaphram. It was the pinvalve assembly underneath the diaphram that just needed to be tightened in by 1/16th of a turn.