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Wouldn't the beer loose carbonation as the beer level drops in the keg, thus causing it to loose pressure? And how much?

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I guess I'm wondering if it would have any affect on carbonation speed due to the difference in pressure between warm and cold? Also, if my keg only leaks co2 when the gas in disconnect is on, do you think my problem is with the disconnect or with the keg post itself?

Should you refrigerate your co2 tank when carbing? Also, I have noticed that my keg seems to depressurize overtime when it is connected to the gas in connector (not when disconnected). How can I troubleshoot the cause of this leak?

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