MikeG
Well-Known Member
I've never emptied a tank in the years I've had a kegging system, I've had a leak twice and lost all my CO2 that way.
I know I had a leak as it went empty within a day of messing with the system (new keg, etc).
This time I came home from a week long vacation and found my Co2 tank empty. I had not changed kegs in several weeks but not sure if it's from a very small leak or did my system finally get all used up?
When a CO2 bottle empties naturally, does it go to 0 psi like a light switch or does it become apparent by slowly pouring from the tap? This tap was working just fine about 10 days ago, like a light switch nothing pours and sure enough my PSI is 0.
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I know I had a leak as it went empty within a day of messing with the system (new keg, etc).
This time I came home from a week long vacation and found my Co2 tank empty. I had not changed kegs in several weeks but not sure if it's from a very small leak or did my system finally get all used up?
When a CO2 bottle empties naturally, does it go to 0 psi like a light switch or does it become apparent by slowly pouring from the tap? This tap was working just fine about 10 days ago, like a light switch nothing pours and sure enough my PSI is 0.
![Mug :mug: :mug:](https://cdn.homebrewtalk.com/smilies/sdrinking-100-154.gif)