Milwaukee Co2 Reg.

[DiscusKid]

I got mine in the mail today and was looking at the instructions and in the set up instructions it says,"attach the regulator to the cylinder valve placing the SUPPLIED O-RING between the regulator and the tank.....Omission of this O-Ring will cause loss of gas.

Mine doesnt seem to have this O-Ring or maybe i just dont know what im looking for what does it look like? Im lost...

[Mzungu]

Make sure the part of the regulator that screws onto the tank doesn't already have a little rubberish looking band (kinda like a rubber band) in the shape of an "o" on the inside. If it does not, look around for a little "O." If you can't find one, others can probably help you make something to take its place if you're needing to set the CO2 up immediately. :) I'm not good in the whole DIY department.

[DiscusKid]

I just checked, and theres nothing there, im not rushing to get Co2 into the tank i still have to wait a week for all my glassware, i just wanted to see how it works....Maybe its covered from the 6 Month Limited Warranty

[Matt in Houston]

Ill check to see if I have an extra oring for you...they also sell them at Ace Hardware by our neighborhood.

[DiscusKid]

Thanks ill check them out tomorrow.

[kwc1974]

A lot of times you can get the o-rings or gaskets from the place you get the CO2 tank. I did.

[myjohnson]

If you call Milwaukee they might send you one for free. When I first got mine the solenoid was acting up and I called it in. They sent be a new one to my house within 4 days no questions asked. Didn't even have to send the old one back in.

[kwc1974]

+ if it is new, hang the problem on the manufacture.