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Continue to reduce the Pico or Z temp a few degrees until you are able to maintain a
balance between seeing distillate and keeping T2 below 95°F.
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This can happen if you are operating your PicoStill in a very warm environment.
Consider moving your PicoStill to a cooler, temperature controlled environment.
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A wet paper towel can be folded and partially hung over the condensor coils. As the
moisture evaporates it will help cool the coils better.
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An additional fan can be placed to the side of the still so that it is helping create better
air flow around the still.
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If you are distilling a high ABV% medium (such as distillate collected from stripping
runs), you will want to either dilute the medium, or reduce your temperature so that
you are distilling at a slower rate. The volume of distillate which will be produced from
higher ABV% runs can overwhelm the condensor's ability to cool efficiently.
If you were unable to find or repair the leak,
Go To ‘PicoBrew Support’.
My Pico or Z is displaying an error
Many errors can occur during operation that are not related to the PicoStill itself. If you are
receiving a device specific error, you will want to troubleshoot specifically for that product.
What kind of error are you receiving?
'Remove Plug' ->
Go To ‘My Pico or Z is displaying 'Remove Plug'’
Communication Error ->
Go To ‘Communication Error’
A Pico C Error ->
Open the Pico C Help Document.
A Pico S/Pro Error ->
Open the Pico S/Pro Help Document.
A Z Error ->
Open the Z Help Document.
A Zymatic Error ->
Go To ‘PicoBrew Support’
Communication Error
Something is preventing your PicoStill from communicating properly with your Pico or Z. This
can happen occasionally while operating your PicoStill.
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Make sure that you have an active internet connection.
