RoomWithABrew
Landlord.
If it's working fine in an open system is the demand valve in that system when dropped in a bucket?
it's low pressure inside 5 to 10 PSI. Thanks for tip about larger diameter tube, will keep that in mind.
I think if the blanking sparkler was fitted this wouldn't be happening@RoomWithABrew
I don't disagree with you to be honest.
I now think the blanking sparkler is fitted when the Pinta365 dosen't work.
Perhaps a trial using a keg with water in that is open is worth trying.After that it pulls properly once or twice into the glass, but then again it either stops completely and pulling is very easy with no resistance -
Great progress.Thank you so much guys for all the help and support :-) Sparkler was not a problem, all the tests i did before was without a sparkler.
I finally managed to pour myself a pint. So happy, it was fresh and delicious bitter, small carbonation, just one sip and i felt like i am on a trip in UK in one of the cask ale pubs :-)
It seems that part of the problem was sediment, but might be so something else the sediment as well. I ran CO2 through output in corny keg - so CO2 with pressure travels through long pipe to the bottom of the keg and brakes sediment. And after I did that, i was able to pour pint. It was not perfect pouring with 4 times pulling in out, but I needed 8-ish pulls to fill a 0,4 liter glass. I see lot of air inside the hoses, and i guess there shouldn't be any air. So air is getting in the hose somehow. I haven't noticed any air in pipes when i drowned hose in the water and it was pouring perfectly - basically as soon as I pulled handle nice stream of water was going out of the faucet. Also before I did test with same connection with water inside the corny keg - and it was working really nicely with water in keg - i needed only 4 pulls to fill the glass.
Something should be fishy with my connection to corny keg or something else, any suggestions?
The "Treatise!" ... wowie, wowie. Yeah, that'll have the answers ... now who wrote it? Paul Baldwin ... I'm sure I've heard of him ... initials of Pee, Bee ...Have you read the " treatise " on this forum about cask ale serving?
I have a "tail" 'tween demand valve and pump. I could use it to flush the pump, but I probably do it only twice per keg - and one of those is when the keg is empty and being changed.Off topic, but the problem I wanted to solve was how to make it more sanitary for just a pint or two without leaving beer in the beer engine.
A three way valve and a beer line tail to put in some water ? ( pull water through on last serve, then free to flush)
Maybe an in line quick disconnect?
Anything I think of seems prone to “user error”
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