Common signs of a beer tap issue include beer that is not flowing or coming out too slowly, foamy or cloudy-looking beer, and an off taste. If the flow rate of the draft beer is noticeably slower than normal, your tap line may be clogged with debris.
Debris can accumulate in beer lines over time due to sediment build-up or unrinsed detergents used during cleaning. Additionally, if you notice that the temperature of your beer has changed significantly since installing a new keg or after tapping a new one, it could be another sign of an issue with your tap line.
Lastly, if you detect any foul odours in the vicinity of your taps, there may also be bacteria build-up which can cause issues with the taste of your beer. If you suspect that there is an issue with your beer tap, it’s important to act quickly and contact a professional for assistance.
At Eco Chill Refrigeration & Air Conditioning, we can promptly address malfunctioning beer taps. Contact us today to find out more.
