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  1. c_smiffy

    Newbie in a panic

    Thanks for all the expert advice and info, much appreciated 👍
  2. c_smiffy

    Newbie in a panic

    On doing some more research I may have moved to the keg before primary fermentation was fully complete which is causing excess gas build up. If I removed lid, fixed tap then added sugar instead of a gas bulb would this work or just make the excess pressure problem even worse?
  3. c_smiffy

    Newbie in a panic

    Do you then re thanks for your very helpful reply, it never even occurred to me that you could add more sugar to re gas the PB
  4. c_smiffy

    Hello 👋

    Thanks Rod, followed all instructions and everything was cleaned, sanitised and cleaned again
  5. c_smiffy

    Newbie in a panic

    Thanks Hazelwood, I think that would solve the problem
  6. c_smiffy

    Hello 👋

    Thanks, I’ve had 2 messages already and both have put my panic back in its box
  7. c_smiffy

    Newbie in a panic

    Thanks for the prompt reply and advice. With it being a top tap the level is just above the hole for the tap, I thought about emptying the king keg to below the hole so I could take the tap out and try to fix problem then add an 8gm bulb but going by your advice this will not be necessar?
  8. c_smiffy

    Hello 👋

    1st timer bricking it that he’s going to end up with a keg of undrinkable lager 😬 Chris from Stirling
  9. c_smiffy

    Newbie in a panic

    Hi, this is my first attempt at home brew and I might have messed it up already 🙁 I moved from fermentation bin to pressure barrel 8 days ago but after about 5 days I noticed a small run from where the top fitted tap attaches to the barrel. To stop the run I unscrewed the pressure valve lid...
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