While your Pinter is in the Brewing Stage, the Carbonation Dial should always be on 5. The higher the number on the Carbonation Dial, the more Co2 and pressure the Pinter holds onto, which in turn produces a more carbonated brew at the end. You may w
Not to worry! It is completely normal to hear a 'hissing' sound coming from your Pinter during the Brewing Stage. The Carbonation Dial is designed to regulate and keep your Pinter at the correct pressure so as the pressure builds during the fermentat
Sometimes the Carbonation Dial can be a little stiff, especially after Brewing due to some residual brew being left to solidify. With your Pinter empty, pouring some warm water on your Carbonation Dial whilst it is in the 'Off' position during cleani
If your Carbonation Dial is leaking or foaming during Purification. The Carbonation Dial is a valve on your Pinter which allows your Pinter to self-regulate its internal pressure levels. This means that if your Carbonation Dial is not in the correct
It is completely normal to hear a 'hissing' sound coming from your Pinter during the Brewing stage. The Carbonation Dial is designed to keep your Pinter at the correct pressure. On the other hand, not hearing any noise is also nothing to worry about-