I'm having an issue with a 1/6 barrel of commercial brew with a keg coupler on it - I'm getting CO2 building up in the line between the coupler and the faucet. It results in a pretty foamy first pour of the day, and if I let it go a few days between pours I get a couple inches of nothing but CO2 in the line.
Back story - the ball valve on my keg coupler was stuck, and I ended up cranking down pretty hard on the coupler while tapping the keg, thinking I just wasn't turning it far enough. It's possible I damaged it by turning it too hard. Any other obvious cause that I'm missing, before I go buy a new coupler?
Back story - the ball valve on my keg coupler was stuck, and I ended up cranking down pretty hard on the coupler while tapping the keg, thinking I just wasn't turning it far enough. It's possible I damaged it by turning it too hard. Any other obvious cause that I'm missing, before I go buy a new coupler?