Thanks Jose! Just a quick note, the washer style was changed back in 2019, after this video was made. You will see the difference. It is pretty self explanatory, so reach out to anyone at customer service or you can message any questions you might have here for me. Thanks for subbing, I often forget that I have this media outlet. I should definitely add some new videos!

I forgot your question about where they can be purchased. Amazon is not the only place, but where are you located? Perhaps a brick and mortar would better suit you, if I find one nearby...

@@ThereseNeal-Thank you for sharing. Amazon is not carrying the CO2 Art Regulator. eBay carries them. There may be a LPS in Tampa that carries the CO2 Art products. I’ll be heading over there to see. I’m also looking into a Oase 600 Canister Filter that is being sold there as well. You are very informative. I’ll be looking forward to future vids by you. Thank you!

@@josemontalvo4532 Ugh, I hate computers! I had just typed up a long reply explaining some things to you and accidentally hit cancel. Ufff... HAHAHAHA bottom line, you should order your regulator items from us directly if you are not able to locate a store in your area that is carrying them. www.co2art.us I am happy that my videos are still helping hobbyists! Pressurized Co2 can be a scary endeavor

No it wasn't super noisy at all. I'm not currently using it, but it's still one of my faves

@@ThereseNeal I got crackling sound, cannot do anything with it((( First day of using.

@@SiriusEyeOne if I remember correctly, I've had that sound before. Did you try to set the top the other way? I remember it can be difficult to distinguish which is in and out..

The only reason for the green hose, it's what comes with Eheim filters and that's what I use for my canisters... no science involved lol

@@ThereseNeal awesome! Thank you for the reply

My pleasure!!

When you need to change the tank out, close the main valve on your co2 tank. Then power on the solenoid, whether you have your bubble counter still connected to the tubing or removed, you can purge the gas by opening the bubble counter valve. It's faster if you have the bubble counter removed, you can hear the gas escaping. If you would rather do this when the regulator is not connected to the tank, you can. Just hold the regulator while you plug in the power to the solenoid, and the same thing. Open the bubble counter valve to allow the gas to escape from that valve. Once the gauge moves to zero on the working pressure (second gauge) then the gas is purged.

Thank you, but even this does not do the exhibit justice...

I sure can. What do you want to see exactly?

Yes we changed the washer style about a year ago. The black ones are the right ones for the current models

Thanks for the info, I have the new style with the o-ring and didn't know if I need a washer or not. I'm glad I ran into your video and this particular comment.

Yes, yes it does!

So that could be a few different things. Do you hear the click from the solenoid when the power goes on, along with the red light? If that is ok, you can check the first stage area fir anything inside that might cause blockage, check out our support pages for the steps on how to access the first stage. It'll be in the FAQ section

Hi Tyler! Hope you both are still doing well these days!! Which washers? The older one like in this video, I have extras I can send you. DM me with your address. I do not know the specific measurements for them, though we do have them for sale on our site. If it's the new black ones, I have those as well. Just for you!

@@ThereseNeal I just ordered a PRO-SE Regulator, it seems to be running fine so far but I didn't have that white washer, is it absolutely necessary?

@Trevor Koch the new ones no longer use the white nylon, we now use black rubber o rings. There should also be 1 extra inside the regulator box...

Mistaken identity Trevor!! I'm sorry about that

They are sold separately....

@@ThereseNeal TY was thinking the bubble counter is a check valve also.

Yes you are absolutely correct!!

@@ThereseNeal Ok great then :) Lots of videos on these nobody mentioning heh

Hi Thomas! Thanks for commenting. That would not be a bad idea, the room is quite small so it would be a quick tour! I'll have to get it cleaned up and presentable first though.. stay tuned!

Hi there! So sorry I am late to reply, looks like I've missed several questions this year.. For a tank, you have a few options. You can shop online, keg or home brew kits for beer is one search. Amazon does also have sellers for empty tanks. You could also use soda stream or paintball bottles, though our regulator would require and adapter for those types. My fave place, and where I go for my needs, is my local fire extinguisher service company. Here, they service city offices and more, they will test tanks and fill them and they also offer fully tested, filled recycled tanks in a variety of sizes. If you cannot find one for your area, you could also look for a larger commercial filling company, like Airgas, where you can exchange tanks, sort of like propane tanks. Higher purchase for the first one, then swap out for an equal sized one as needed for a smaller fee.. Hope this still helps you! Just be sure the tank is for your region and matches the regulator threads, for us that is the CGA320 thread type.

Amber, I found my cylinder at a welding supply shop.

Yes, we did make a change for our newest models for the CGA version to use just the black rubber o ring we provide now..

Hi Marco, I apologize that I did not see your comment question until now. If you are still needing more info, please let me know!

i guess Im randomly asking but does someone know a trick to log back into an instagram account?? I was stupid lost my account password. I appreciate any tips you can give me

@Keagan Silas Instablaster =)

@Weston Zayd Thanks for your reply. I found the site on google and im in the hacking process atm. I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

@Weston Zayd It worked and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy:D Thanks so much, you really help me out :D

@Keagan Silas Glad I could help :D

Does the power to the solenoid work? You should have a red light and heat a click sound. If not, reach out to us through our support portal at [email protected]

Or [email protected] depending on your location...

@@ThereseNeal Yes it clicks and the red light comes on.

The tank I used for this video is a 5lb, i believe. I can share dimensions if you'd like, we do have some stock photos on the website of the regulator dimensions as well. Thanks for watching!

@@ThereseNeal thank you for such a fast reply! Yeah dimensions would be super useful! Sorry I don't know what website you are talking about, so can't check.

@@georgeb8607 oh sorry, co2art.us

@@georgeb8607 ill measure the gas tank for you in the morning!

@@georgeb8607 sorry my day got away from me, but I left myself a reminder note to do the measurements for you tomorrow...

Hi. If you want to add on to the SE, you'll have to find your own parts since we do not build it for multiple manifolds. The thread size we use is 1/8 NPT.

@@ThereseNeal thanks