Hi Everyone,
I just purchased a chest freezer and all of the components to turn it in to a wonderful kegerator. I got my co2 filled today and force carbonated a keg of common ale. Now my co2 tank is at 600 psi (close to the "refill tank" warning). I'm wondering if for some reason my tank could have not been filled to full, or if I have a leak (it doesn't sound like it).
I force carbonated by:
- sanitizing the keg and lines.
- rinsing the keg and lines
- filling with beer
- connecting keg to co2 @ 35 psi through "in" connector
- bleeding keg of o2 through pull tab in the top of corny
- shaking the keg vigorously
I'm going to leave it for 48 hours, then disconnect, bleed keg of all co2, reconnect @ 4 psi, drink.
Am I doing this right, or is there a better way? And Yes, I've read through the forums and never felt like I got a defined answer. Please Help
Thanks,
Boyd
I just purchased a chest freezer and all of the components to turn it in to a wonderful kegerator. I got my co2 filled today and force carbonated a keg of common ale. Now my co2 tank is at 600 psi (close to the "refill tank" warning). I'm wondering if for some reason my tank could have not been filled to full, or if I have a leak (it doesn't sound like it).
I force carbonated by:
- sanitizing the keg and lines.
- rinsing the keg and lines
- filling with beer
- connecting keg to co2 @ 35 psi through "in" connector
- bleeding keg of o2 through pull tab in the top of corny
- shaking the keg vigorously
I'm going to leave it for 48 hours, then disconnect, bleed keg of all co2, reconnect @ 4 psi, drink.
Am I doing this right, or is there a better way? And Yes, I've read through the forums and never felt like I got a defined answer. Please Help
Thanks,
Boyd