Guys you are reading this extract from a lost man, I am at the end of my tether I have put a couple of posts on here the past week I am getting problem after problem with pulling a pint without foam.
I thought at first it was because the keg was at room temperature, I bought a fridge and put it inside. It is now at 20 degrees Fahrenheit I know this is a little cool but the beer in the lines is clear and has no foam at all it is only when I pour the beer from the faucet I get the foam. I have a Guinness faucet and was told it might of been the restricter plate inside the nozzle I have took that out now so it is a through hole.
I have extended the 3/8 tubing to 6 foot both the co2 and the beer line. I have cleaned the keg coupler throughly and everything else that goes with it and still all I get is pints of foam.
Only thing I can think of now is that the keg is too cool but would the beer in the lines still be clear?
Any help would be great I'm losing hope now and numerous pints of Stella Artois that's the serious part!!
I thought at first it was because the keg was at room temperature, I bought a fridge and put it inside. It is now at 20 degrees Fahrenheit I know this is a little cool but the beer in the lines is clear and has no foam at all it is only when I pour the beer from the faucet I get the foam. I have a Guinness faucet and was told it might of been the restricter plate inside the nozzle I have took that out now so it is a through hole.
I have extended the 3/8 tubing to 6 foot both the co2 and the beer line. I have cleaned the keg coupler throughly and everything else that goes with it and still all I get is pints of foam.
Only thing I can think of now is that the keg is too cool but would the beer in the lines still be clear?
Any help would be great I'm losing hope now and numerous pints of Stella Artois that's the serious part!!