Pressure Problem

Kegging
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Hi,

I have a double body CO2 regulator, it is this one from NB, but it is a double body with two outputs.

http://www.northernbrewer.com/shop/brewing/kegging/gas-hardware/dual-gauge-co2-regulator

I have a corny hooked up to each regulator and they are both set to 12 psi for dispensing. The keg connected to the right regulator pours as you would expect, the left is barely a trickle. When I swap the disconnects on the kegs I get the same results. The one connected to the left regulator (now the opposite keg as before) pours at a trickle. I have checked for leaks in the line or in the connections to the regulator and found none. I know the problem is before the kegs because which ever keg is connected to the right regulator pours just fine.

I don’t know what my next step in diagnosing the problem is. Is it possible that the second regulator is no longer working properly? I have had it about a year and the manufacture dated stamped on it is 2013. This is a new problem and I am stuck in fixing it.

Thanks,

christenskg

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Have you tried raising the pressure on the regulator that is consistantly a slow pour? Did this have any effect?

Is there a shut off valve below the slow pouring regulator? Have you checked that this valve is fully open when the valve handle indicates it is fully open?

Does gas disconnect (from the regulator that is slow pouring) on the line to the keg work properly?

Just trying to check things off the list…