regulator ill's

[insco2]

alright i bought a regulator from my good buddies over at miller brewing company and he told me the device was set at 14 psi, which miller lite needs to run at. And after i found this website i saw i need to be able to change the psi for different situations. My question is can anyone guide me in the adjusting of the regulator. There is a screw in the back of the unit but it doesnt do anything when i dial it down so ima little cornfused thanks all....

 

[david_42]

Most regulators have a fairly large screw on the front. Any chance of pictures, front & back?

 

[insco2]

 

[insco2]

okay cant get pictures to the post any help?

 

[Walker]

you can't post pictures off of your computer. they need to be available on the web someplace (or if you are a paying member, you can upload them to this site.)

-walker

 

[kornkob]

Keep in mind that if you adjust the pressure lower while the system is under pressure (hooked up) you may need to then release the pressure already in the line in order to drop the system pressure. Try the bleed valve on the regulator

 

[Darth Konvel]

you can't post pictures off of your computer. they need to be available on the web someplace (or if you are a paying member, you can upload them to this site.)

-walker

As for a free place to upload pictures, try http://www.photobucket.com/. Fairly easy place to use. Only catch is that they cap the file size of images to 250k - past that they auto-resize them to "fit".

 

[insco2]

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[insco2]

im an idiot still workin on it
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here they are i finally got them after a years worth of d*ckin around thanks for the pic help. :D

 

[ScottT]

O.K. That screw on the front side is the adjustment screw.

You will need to adjust it while bleeding off the pressure on the keg.

Alternatively, you can shut your co2 bottle off, remove gas lines from the kegs, screw that adjustment screw back out until there's no more tension on it then close the valve at the bottom of the regulator and open the bottle all the way open.

Tighten the screw until you get to the pressure you want.

Re attach the gas lines and open the valve.

 

[insco2]

thanks for the help guyz your ALRIGHT!!!!