Hi can any one tell me what the small tube under the cornelius regulator is for, as soon as I put my co2 on it comes straight out. Was working fine until I changed a keg.
Chris
Cornelius secondary regulator
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Snips19
Re: Cornelius secondary regulator
Its a very small metal tube about 2mm thick.
woblylegs wrote:will be the gas feed outlet i think.
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woblylegs
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Re: Cornelius secondary regulator
different to my one then. someone will know on here
lifes what you make it!
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Snips19
Re: Cornelius secondary regulator
If you look at the picture towards the bottom of the page you can see the small tubes.
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woblylegs wrote:different to my one then. someone will know on here
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Wonkydonkey
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Re: Cornelius secondary regulator
Don't qoute me on this, but I think that......inside the regulator there is a diaphragm that opens and closes the gas. the small tube allows it to move ie atmospheric pressure.... , if the said diapharagm splits then the gas gets to find the easy way out
Well it's the way a propane reg I have works....
So I think you need a new reg
/or diaphragm... that's if I'm looking at the right thing. As I see 2 regs, can't you isolate the one that's fluffed up.
Hope this helps
Well it's the way a propane reg I have works....
So I think you need a new reg
/or diaphragm... that's if I'm looking at the right thing. As I see 2 regs, can't you isolate the one that's fluffed up.
Hope this helps
To Busy To Add,
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Snips19
Re: Cornelius secondary regulator
The rebuild kits look quite easy to do if you can get one in the UK.
Wonkydonkey wrote:Don't qoute me on this, but I think that......inside the regulator there is a diaphragm that opens and closes the gas. the small tube allows it to move ie atmospheric pressure.... , if the said diapharagm splits then the gas gets to find the easy way out
Well it's the way a propane reg I have works....
So I think you need a new reg
/or diaphragm... that's if I'm looking at the right thing. As I see 2 regs, can't you isolate the one that's fluffed up.
Hope this helps
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alexlark
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Re: Cornelius secondary regulator
Even though those regs have Cornelius gauges you may have more luck searching for Redditch Controls
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Snips19
Re: Cornelius secondary regulator
Thanks for that but also no luck there don't think I will be buying tease regulators again. I have had nothing but trouble with them.
alexlark wrote:Even though those regs have Cornelius gauges you may have more luck searching for Redditch Controls