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SuperBlackNinja

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1st time kegger. Is it normal to have to turn the grey knob way to many rotations to increase the PSI +2. It seems like it is not very sensitive to adjustment.
 
If this is the first time using your equipment, you'll want to leak check everything with a squirt bottle of Star San. Every seal that holds pressure from the bottle fitting on your regulator to the lid(s) on your keg(s) need to be leak checked.

FWIW, every regulator is different, but if you have one that you think isn't acting right, I'd leak check it and/or get/borrow another for troubleshooting.
 
I tested for leaks. I think i'm good. Ill find out tomorrow when i get back in town. Was sitting at 600 PSI for the tank when I left and at 10 PSI in the keg.
 
Myne are like that. It seems you turn them a few times to get a few psi going but then you gain it very quickly. I adjust myne with the line shut off.
 

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