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Originally Posted by NewArt
I have my suspicions on mine as well but it's difficult to discern the actual culprit. I'm doing a leak down test tomorrow to see if there's some other problem but I get the feeling there's something not right up top.
The o-rings on the bleeder valve can be changed but that shouldn't be necessary on a new or recent tank. How to test it? No idea.
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If you think the tank or bleeder are leaking, use a system pressure tester to pressurize the system and then coat the bleeder area with a soapy water mix; if it is leaking, you will get a ton of bubbles.
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