Changing CO2 Cylinders
Important Facts
Make certain that these instructions are read and understood by anyone using a CO₂ regulator!
- Always use a CO₂ regulator in a CO₂ system, failure to do so can cause injury or even death.
- CO₂ is pressurized to 875 PSI at 70degrees and can be hazardous.
- If the DOT test date on the top of the cylinder is older than five years, do not use the cylinder.
- Beer dispensing is done at 10-18 PSI.
- Dispensing beer through a cold plate is done at 30-35 PSI.
- Keep cylinder away from heat.
Proper Handling of a CO₂ Cylinder
- Do not drop or throw a CO₂ cylinder.
- Use a chain to secure your cylinders in an upright position.
- Store unused cylinders at approximately 70 degrees Fahrenheit.
- If a CO2 leak is found, ventilate and leave the area.
- Do not hook up a CO2 system unless there are at least two safeties between the cylinder
and the keg.
- Do not exceed 35 PSI.
How to Remove a Regulator
How to Install a Regulator
If you have checked all of them items and you’re still having issues with your beer system please Call Pure Tap and we will be happy to help.
