Overcarbed, too warm or both?

[BlackSands]

21 minutes ago, Classic Brewing Co said:

I have only been kegging for a short time, no real hassles at this stage so I am hopeful it will be plain sailing.

Well, good luck!   There's no doubt that when all is well kegs can be a great way to serve, but based on my year working in a homebrew store however, and regularly dealing with customers that kegged I became very aware of their various problems...   so, I'm sorry to say that I suspect sooner or later it seems almost inevitable that issues will arise.   Foamy pours like AK is experiencing here was a very common complaint, but also contamination - beer lines etc, faulty seals/gas leaks (and hence loss of CO²),  problems with various fittings (dodgy ball locks, couplers, regulators, PRV's, beer taps etc).   Some brewers were seemingly faffing about for days trying to resolve these kind of issues and I lost count of the number of times a sad brewer came in for a CO² refill just days after refilling because he'd lost an entire cylinder of gas due to a leak somewhere.   The store charged $45 for a 5kg refill at the time so that's one heck of an expensive problem to have.   

[Classic Brewing Co]

1 minute ago, BlackSands said:

Well, good luck!   There's no doubt that when all is well kegs can be a great way to serve, but based on my year working in a homebrew store however, and regularly dealing with customers that kegged I became very aware of their various problems...   so, I'm sorry to say that I suspect sooner or later it seems almost inevitable that issues will arise.   Foamy pours like AK is experiencing here was a very common complaint, but also contamination - beer lines etc, faulty seals/gas leaks (and hence loss of CO²),  problems with various fittings (dodgy ball locks, couplers, regulators, PRV's, beer taps etc).   Some brewers were seemingly faffing about for days trying to resolve these kind of issues and I lost count of the number of times a sad brewer came in for a CO² refill just days after refilling because he'd lost an entire cylinder of gas due to a leak somewhere.   The store charged $45 for a 5kg refill at the time so that's one heck of an expensive problem to have.   

Wow that's a long list of problems but it is what it is & I am in too deep now so I will take one step at a time & not try anything too heroic.

We are fortunate as help is always at hand however we can all do without bottling/kegging problems especially after you have gone through the entire process of creating the brew.