Is This Co2 Reg Leaking?

[techen]

Looks like it to me but it could be normal? :B
 
[media]http/www.youtube.com/watch?v=CH-SvzRof9I&feature=youtube_gdata[/media]

 

[Livewire88]

Hard to tell from the video, get some water with a small bit of fairy liquid in it and brush the water round where all the joins are on the regulator, if there is a leak you should see bubbles being blown where the leak is. 
 
Then if you find a leak remove the part that is leaking and use some PTFE tape on the thread and re fit, hopefully this will fix the leak. 

 

[techen]

But its blowing bubbles already? XD

 

[Livewire88]

Lol bubbles where it is supposed to yeah. I cant see much on the video to be honest.

 

[techen]

You sure? Am pretty sure its leaking from the gauge clearly in the video xD

 

[liamhuckle]

Yeah that leaking mate on the top gauage you can see the bubbles unscrew it if you can and ptfe tape it

 

[Livewire88]

You sure? Am pretty sure its leaking from the gauge clearly in the video xD

Sorry mate, watching the video on my phone and it looked crap quality so could not see the bubbles. Get some PTFE tape on the go.

 

[DrRob]

Definitely leaking. Careful taking those off, they tend to be in quite tight and it's easy to damage the gauges as you mess with them if you're using the wrong tools.
 
A bit of PTFE should close that back up again.

 

[techen]

Yea the pressure would drop overnight which is a shame. Going to send it back to steveo and buy another.