Tall_Yotie
Well-Known Member
Howdy folks!
I have a CO2 regulator. It was working fine. Got a new canister of gas. Now, with the regulator closed, the low pressure gauge slowly creeps up and maxes out. When fully disconnected it reads 0.
This is with the regulator not connected to any kegs so there is no back pressure. I pull the pressure release valve to bleed it, but the gauge creeps back up again.
Is there something I may have somehow damaged when putting the regulator back on? I don't think I did anything weird, as I've swapped out many tanks before with no issue.
Thanks for any thoughts!
I have a CO2 regulator. It was working fine. Got a new canister of gas. Now, with the regulator closed, the low pressure gauge slowly creeps up and maxes out. When fully disconnected it reads 0.
This is with the regulator not connected to any kegs so there is no back pressure. I pull the pressure release valve to bleed it, but the gauge creeps back up again.
Is there something I may have somehow damaged when putting the regulator back on? I don't think I did anything weird, as I've swapped out many tanks before with no issue.
Thanks for any thoughts!