guyb
Regular.
I've bought myself a second corny from Leyland Homebrew - I happened to be passing through work.
When I've sterilised and pressurised it, I was somewhat dismayed to note that the OUT post has a leak when you disconnect the QD - I also notice that I have to press down a lot harder on the OUT post to get the QD to seat and engage the ball locks.
I've taken the post apart, and compared it with the IN post and poppet, the OUT poppet (on the right in the picture) is somewhat longer than the IN one and the washer seems to be somewhat more deformed, see photo below:
Is it normal for the posts to be different for the IN and the OUT?
I'm inclined to think that the OUT poppet is incorrect and the reason I have to press harder is because it is longer and won't reseat properly once the QD is removed - the "feet" on the OUT poppet are also longer than the IN.
I wonder if I should contact the seller and ask for either the right post or a refund to the tune of the correct post as the goods aren't technically fit for purpose (in my opinion) etc.
Any help gratefully received.
When I've sterilised and pressurised it, I was somewhat dismayed to note that the OUT post has a leak when you disconnect the QD - I also notice that I have to press down a lot harder on the OUT post to get the QD to seat and engage the ball locks.
I've taken the post apart, and compared it with the IN post and poppet, the OUT poppet (on the right in the picture) is somewhat longer than the IN one and the washer seems to be somewhat more deformed, see photo below:
Is it normal for the posts to be different for the IN and the OUT?
I'm inclined to think that the OUT poppet is incorrect and the reason I have to press harder is because it is longer and won't reseat properly once the QD is removed - the "feet" on the OUT poppet are also longer than the IN.
I wonder if I should contact the seller and ask for either the right post or a refund to the tune of the correct post as the goods aren't technically fit for purpose (in my opinion) etc.
Any help gratefully received.