[oldtymehockey]

I have a Draft Brewer system from Northern Brewer. The instructions are far from clear on the assembly of the lines and I have conflicting answers from the store. I have been struggling with kegging from the start so before I assemble my second line for "The Governor" regulator I want to ask around to make sure I do it right.

Here is what I'm working with: http://www.northernbrewer.com/draft-brewer-flex-keg-system

The gas side comes with the lines crimped to the threaded connectors. There is a ball lock connector and two conical white plastic washers. The gray ball lock has a gray plastic tapered piece at the end of the threads. My question is: What do I do with the two white plastic conical washers?

[Stevie]

The nylon washers go where you have a metal to metal flare connection. Most likely the regulator valve. They are not needed for connecting to most flare keg connectors as they have a plastic part built in.

[oldtymehockey]

The nylon washers go where you have a metal to metal flare connection. Most likely the regulator valve. They are not needed for connecting to most flare keg connectors as they have a plastic part built in.

Thank you.

I'll double check with a spray bottle.

Could a leak on the gas side be causing funkiness in serving?

My most recent brew started out tasting fine but after a couple days the taste went bitter.

[Stevie]

Not that I know of. Flat beer for sure tastes different from carbonated beer.

[oldtymehockey]

With that in mind I would presume over carbonated beer tastes different than properly carbonated beer?

[Stevie]

To me over carbed beer tastes sharp and acidic. Think about spring water or dressing with too much vinegar.

[oldtymehockey]

That's what I'm experiencing. I'll look up how to rectify the over carbonation.