KJlive
Apprentice
I recently purchased a Picobrew. (I don't have much time to home brew anymore). I am starting to use a Cornelius keg for my brews and I have a kegerator with two taps. I plan to use one side for my commercial keg and the other keg for home brew. I am considering trying forced carbonation. I wanted to test the capability of my regulator. I currently have a home brew (naturally carbonated), and a commercial keg on tap. When I tried to increase the CO2 with both kegs connected, at 10 PSI, the adjusting screw becomes tight and I cant increase the PSI. If I decide to force carbonate my next brew, I will need to turn off the commercial keg and carbonate the home brew for approximately 2 days at 20 to 30 PSI. My question......since I cant increase the PSI over 10 with the kegs hooked up, is my regulator broke or is this common when kegs are hooked to the CO2