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Old 06-11-2007, 12:33 PM
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Over the last week I have come home and pulled the tap and nothing comes out. If I take the coupler off, play with the CO2 valve on off, and generally just muck with it, it will start working again. Now the flow is minimal. This is my 8th Keg through the kit. I have never cleaned the lines, but I have never had any downtime. I always have the new keg ready to go as soon as the old one floats. The clear beer line looks fine and I see beer in it. What gives? Does this sound like a cleaning issue or something worse? Do you just absolutely have to clean the lines after so many kegs? I am kinda lazy but will muster up the power to do whatever I need to to get my kegerator kicking it again. Please advise... Thanks
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Old 06-14-2007, 06:19 PM
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Turned out to be that the keg was setting unlevel. I corrected that and all is great. I purchased all my stuff here, and I am kinda disapointed at the lack of help offered here. nice guys
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Old 06-14-2007, 07:54 PM
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Sorry, but these forums aren't manned 24/7 by Micro Matic staff. Occasionally Scott cruises by, but for the most part we are just a bunch of home tappers helping each other out.

If you have a problem with Micro Matic supplies, give them a call. I know that they will help out that way and it will be a lot quicker for you.

EDIT: There are some commercial service techs here too. But AFAIK, they are not micro matic employees either. Just didn't want to leave out their contributions to the forums.
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