What I've read and been told is that there's probably dirt in the solenoid. I had this same issue too. I was told to turn up the metering valve so more co2 was flowing and then plug in the solenoid for 3 seconds and then unplug. Do this two or three times and it should be good. Continue to watch it and if it doesn't work try it again. It worked for me the first time.

Good luck. I also have a matheson 3810. Beautiful units.

 

What I've read and been told is that there's probably dirt in the solenoid. I had this same issue too. I was told to turn up the metering valve so more co2 was flowing and then plug in the solenoid for 3 seconds and then unplug. Do this two or three times and it should be good. Continue to watch it and if it doesn't work try it again. It worked for me the first time.

Good luck. I also have a matheson 3810. Beautiful units.

What should I be looking for the bubbles to stop flowing Through the bubble counter? Or for it to completely stop?

I agree this unit is a beast

 

Your Matheson has a built in filter, and I'm guessing that Burkert is fairly new, so I'm stumped how you got dirt in it. Try Bk's method first, if that doesn't work, then remove the needle valve and jack up the pressure and repeat. Who sold you that anyways?

 

When you say remove the needle valve do you mean unscrew the top part all the way till that adjuster thing is completely off
Or actually take off the unit and run the co2 is that what you mean? Sorry co2 rookie lol


I got this unit from superfame on scape.org but he sells units here and on the Barr report

 

I really doubt it's broken. Just try blowing it out. If that doesn't work and you don't feel comfortable taking the solenoid apart you really should contact the seller to see if they will help you out.

 

Thank you for all your help co2 art I have read great things about your customer service and how great it is. This just proves how great your service is giving advice for a product that wasn't purchased from you

I will be doing the instructions that you gave me and will keep this thread updated as I do

I hope you will be able to pop in again for more help
- Miguel

 

Thanks to everyone's help I took apart the solinoid all the way to the need valve and turned on the main valve and blew it out I'm guessing there was some dirt or some tape in it because the bubbles stops within like 10 minutes

I can't express how happy I am it worked out

 

You're welcome