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shaunyp

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Getting even more concerned now i have had no bubbling in my airlock unles you press the lid and it does not look like there is no head in the fv, what should i do this is a youngs lager please help!
 
A few Q's

What temperature is it at?
When did you pitch the yeast?
Did you aerate the wort?
 
It's reached the end of fermentation . . .Ignore the instructions which says ferment for 6 days . . . give it 10 to 14 then rack to cask/keg . . . if you can move it into the cool after about 8 days that is good . . . . . remove the airlock and throw it away that way you don't need to worry about it making a noise :whistle:
 
Great, in that case - as long as you witnessed fermentation occouring (evidence will be a ring of crud around the FV just above the wort) go with what Aleman says :cool:
 
Aleman said:
It's reached the end of fermentation . . .Ignore the instructions which says ferment for 6 days . . . give it 10 to 14 then rack to cask/keg . . . if you can move it into the cool after about 8 days that is good . . . . . remove the airlock and throw it away that way you don't need to worry about it making a noise :whistle:
Thanks mate, just need to relax :drink:
 
Wez said:
Great, in that case - as long as you witnessed fermentation occouring (evidence will be a ring of crud around the FV just above the wort) go with what Aleman says :cool:
Yes there is crud, thanks for the advice, most appreciated, all the best and happy brewing :drink:
 
Look forward to hearing you telling us how great it is :thumb:
 

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