2. Take the spray bottle of star-san and spray the lids of all the kegs hooked up, as well as the posts that are not connected to anything.
3. Look for leaks. This is the most likely culprit... Most likely someone hooked up their keg and didn't bother to check if the lid had seated properly.
If no leak is found in a keg, continue down this list.
4. Spray StarSan on the connections between regulator bodies and the regulators inside the keezer.
5. Spray StarSan on the connection point for the primary regulator and the C02 cylinder.
If there is a leak, it will be in one of the above locations. If you find a leak in a keg, disconnect the keg. If the leak is in a connection on a regulator it may need to be tightened or Teflon tape may need to be added. The same thing should be done if a leak is found in the primary regulator. If the leak is in the cylinder connection point, ensure that the neoprene washer is present.
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If no one had screwed around with the connections or regulator body,
then it is probably someone trying to carbonate a leaky keg/ bad seal.
Maybe disconnect all kegs, hook up the small one. If it leaks, we have
a problem and need to re-teflon tape. If not, it's def someone's leaky
keg.
hook up the small one?
...igz...
CO2 cylinder. There a smaller one next to the big one.
Can someone do the following:
1. Hook up a CO2 cylinder that has gas.
2. Take the spray bottle of star-san and spray the lids of all the kegs hooked up, as well as the posts that are not connected to anything.
3. Look for leaks. This is the most likely culprit... Most likely someone hooked up their keg and didn't bother to check if the lid had seated properly.
If no leak is found in a keg, continue down this list.
4. Spray StarSan on the connections between regulator bodies and the regulators inside the keezer.
5. Spray StarSan on the connection point for the primary regulator and the C02 cylinder.
If there is a leak, it will be in one of the above locations. If you find a leak in a keg, disconnect the keg. If the leak is in a connection on a regulator it may need to be tightened or Teflon tape may need to be added. The same thing should be done if a leak is found in the primary regulator. If the leak is in the cylinder connection point, ensure that the neoprene washer is present.