cdburg
Well-Known Member
I've got a leaking corny keg and I'm hoping someone may have an idea as to what's leaking or how I can figure it out.
I got a used keg and replaced all the O rings. I also replaced one poppet that seemed to be sticking.
The issue is that the keg holds pressure fine when it's not connected to my system. With no hoses hooked up, it will hold the pressure indefinitely. When I hook the keg up to the system though, it slowly loses pressure.
I'm pretty sure the problem is not in the hoses or outside the keg itself. I've got a Sanyo 4912 with a two faucet tower. The other keg I own has worked on both taps without any kind of problems or leaks. With the other keg, the regulator stays at a constant pressure without any problems. When I hook the leaking keg up though, on either tap, it loses pressure slowly until there's nothing in the keg (overnight for example).
Could it be the other poppet? Is there something else that I'm not thinking about. I've sprayed soapy water all over the top and couldn't find any bubbles or leaks. I'm stumped.
Thanks in advance.
I got a used keg and replaced all the O rings. I also replaced one poppet that seemed to be sticking.
The issue is that the keg holds pressure fine when it's not connected to my system. With no hoses hooked up, it will hold the pressure indefinitely. When I hook the keg up to the system though, it slowly loses pressure.
I'm pretty sure the problem is not in the hoses or outside the keg itself. I've got a Sanyo 4912 with a two faucet tower. The other keg I own has worked on both taps without any kind of problems or leaks. With the other keg, the regulator stays at a constant pressure without any problems. When I hook the leaking keg up though, on either tap, it loses pressure slowly until there's nothing in the keg (overnight for example).
Could it be the other poppet? Is there something else that I'm not thinking about. I've sprayed soapy water all over the top and couldn't find any bubbles or leaks. I'm stumped.
Thanks in advance.