Okay here is my problem, after 3 kegs and proper cleaning I have air in my beer lines.
Here is my set-up:
1. 7ft 3/16th beer line
2. Blower pumping cold air into tower
3. Double reg, plenty of CO2
4. Temp is well below 38 at first pour, inside keg is almost at freezing.
5. 1/2 keg Budlight.
At the coupler were the beer line comes out I see gaps of air. I pour and get foam, maybe a glass and a half. I used a digital thermometer and it seems on first pour it is almost freezing, my thermometer shuts off below 32 deg. Is it too cold? Not a big problem put this is the first time I have ever seen gaps in the line, thanks.
Here is my set-up:
1. 7ft 3/16th beer line
2. Blower pumping cold air into tower
3. Double reg, plenty of CO2
4. Temp is well below 38 at first pour, inside keg is almost at freezing.
5. 1/2 keg Budlight.
At the coupler were the beer line comes out I see gaps of air. I pour and get foam, maybe a glass and a half. I used a digital thermometer and it seems on first pour it is almost freezing, my thermometer shuts off below 32 deg. Is it too cold? Not a big problem put this is the first time I have ever seen gaps in the line, thanks.
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