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It's 3/8 beer line I will insulate it aswell

Thanks for your reply. The keg is in a fridge I cut open the top of the fridge so I could attach the coupler. The keg is now at 38 degrees Fahrenheit. The beer in the lines is now not frothy so I came to the conclusion it was the Guinness faucet. Thanks I will try take out the inside of...

Come on guys will somebody please help? Update. I have changed all connectors and renewed line to both 6ft for co2 and beer line this time a see through line. The thing is the beer in the line right up to the faucet isn't foamed at all? It's see through. I'm using a Guinness faucet as the...

I think I've sorted it now the inlet and outlet of the regulator were the wrong way round. Probably my fault I'm not going to lie. With me putting about 1000psi into a keg 😑🔫 will I have to wait a couple of days for it to settle properly?

This is the one that came with it but as I say as soon as I turn it out all the co2 spits out the relief valve and sounds like a 2 stroke.

This is the new regulator I fitted

I think the problem was the regulator I found one at work with Argon co2 written on so thought I would use that but the pressure goes to 6000psi!! The one that came with all the stuff I have when I release the pressure on the co2 the regulator spits most of it out and sounds like an old...

Right my fault it had a blank inside one of the connectors it wasn't letting co2 past it. Next problem it's working fine now but all I'm getting in pints of foam/froth. I know you should get at least 2 or 3 pints but I'm on about the 5th now and it's all foam. Got to be a problem with...

Thanks for the advice. There is definitely co2 going to the coupler but I had to change the connector over on the coupler as it wasn't 3/8 pipe connector it was just a pipe pushed over and hose clip to tighten over it. They is definitely pressure into the barrel as when I turn off co2 and lift...

Just to be clear there are a lot of pipes and connectors in the picture, the only pipe connected to the faucet is the beer line from the keg. The other pipes are disconnected. Is the co2 to the faucet needed?

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Hi guys I am having trouble getting any beer or pressure out of my faucet. The set up I have is a 11 gallon keg (Stella Artois) on top of that is obviously a keg coupler to a bottle of co2 and a new regulator. Then from the keg coupler again the other line goes to the faucet. There is...

I'm going to buy a keg and thanks for info aswell noefite

Kev you have saved the day Thankyou very much!!! :D

Does the picture below help at all with what I'm asking? Thanks.

To keep it cool and as fresh as possible