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WAS: Newbie Mistake



 
 
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Old 21-02-2005, 10:59 PM
DonCarlosDeTejas
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Ok guys,

My Cab is racked into a secondary carboy now and I came home today and
the airlock is releasing bubbles every two seconds - I guess my theory
about a leaky primary lid seal was right...

Thanks for the help everyone. I appreciate it (damn, the airlock
smells good...)

Artie

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Old 24-02-2005, 05:20 PM
Joe Sallustio
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Just a heads up, airlocks can a little leak too. I always scrape off
the sprue lines to get them flat. I just run a knife perpendicularly
to them.

Joe

 




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