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    CO2 ran out after 3 days!

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    1st posting here.

    Bot CO2 can after reading from this forum from NA for $65 on Friday. Out of gas by yesterday; was doing 1 bubble per second. NA said it should run for 6 mths!

    Do u think i can exchange for a new can?

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    Hi Pete123,

    Yes you should. It is not normal.
    Please keep us posted on the outcome.

    Cheers
    - eric

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    Quote Originally Posted by bossteck View Post
    Hi Pete123,

    Yes you should. It is not normal.
    Please keep us posted on the outcome.

    Cheers
    Yes, can change. NA service is good.

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    so did you found out what happen?
    -Robert
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    My Blog: http://aquatic-art.blogspot.com/

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    Do the basic check first.
    Check your fastenings, i.e. the attachment of the CO2 tank
    to your meter gauge.
    I had a similar incident just before CNY this year.
    Full tank ran out in 10 days.
    At first worried due to damaged meter gauge,
    costly item to replace (mine was a Dennerle).
    Took a chance and change the tank,
    make sure it was really screwed on tight.
    Turned out ok, phew!
    Suspect it could be that I didn't really screw on
    tightly for the previous tank.

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    Check for leaks

    Hi,

    My advise is to take the sponge that you use for washing your dishes and wipe a layer of dishwashing liquid foam over the coupling of the cylinder to your regulator/valve and over the meter. Look carefully for any bubbling that will indicate a leak. I had a similar situation years ago where a cylinder woulod empty within a week. Found out the the regulator was leaking out in one of the meters....

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    Quote Originally Posted by ronang View Post
    Hi,

    My advise is to take the sponge that you use for washing your dishes and wipe a layer of dishwashing liquid foam over the coupling of the cylinder to your regulator/valve and over the meter. Look carefully for any bubbling that will indicate a leak. I had a similar situation years ago where a cylinder woulod empty within a week. Found out the the regulator was leaking out in one of the meters....
    Good idea. Cyclists do take on tires.

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