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Co2 Art reg

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13r0wn7

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I have been using this reg for about 5 months now and I have not had a problem.

Recently I have been getting a lot of hair algae so I investigated my co2 to make sure everything was ok.

Also within the last 2 weeks I have fitted an inline atomizer. I tried to see the co2 bubbles coming from the spraybar but I could not. So I turned the co2 up high to make sure the bubbles where coming through.
The bubble checker was going crazy but it stopped within 30 secs. Then I just tried to set it to 1bpm which was normal for me but there was not enough pressure! I Believe it's got something to do with the working pressure but I do not no how to turn this up? Any help would be appreciate it thanks
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Hello,

It clearly looks like this regulator have not enough high working pressure. It should be at around 40-50PSI not 30.
Please send email to us at office@co2art.co.uk and we will arrange replacement for you.

Best regards
Karol
 
Unless the tank is running out!! Then the 30PSI is to be expected.
 
I have contacted co2 art and I have sent it back today and my replacement is in the post :)
I have a feeling it's the working pressure because it was all fine until I put the inline atomizer which I know you need more pressure.
There seems to be plenty of co2.

Once I get my replacement I will update.
 
I recived my new reg today and screwed the solenoid on and now it's buzzs like mad and gets very very hot fast so I took it off becuase it's clearly not right.

I don't understand what's happened becuase it has been fine until I got the new reg?

Another question on the reg it has the working pressure even tho it's not connected? Is this right? Thanks

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*Update*
Karol from Co2 Art kindly rang me out of hours to help me and I have now sorted my solenoid! I am still currently looking into my atomizer I think it may be working now but its quite hard to tell... A* to Co2 Art customer service :)
 
All i did it make sure the working pressure was De-pressured then I unscrewed the solenoid and there is a little spring inside.
Then I just got the spring and stretched it 1/2 cm and put it back together! Worked a treat :)
 
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