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The lid doesn't come apart. It's one piece. Do you mean how do I clean the inside of the bulkhead? Soap, water, and a draft line brush.

I'm doubtful you can transfer the check valve, if that's what you're asking. There are several John Guest in-line check valves, but I doubt they're rated for gas applications. And I don't think they're in the Acetal Inch line, only the Speedfit line. That John Guest fitting makes me uneasy. I...

Anything less than 20' and my wheat beer pours turn foamy. I prefer to not swap lines constantly, since it's messy If they're not completely empty.

But you can! All of my gas fittings are John Guest/MFL as well. :)

It was, yes. And it was very adequate. I have an identical one with the same aluminum bars, but I added a little liquid silicone caulk between the lid and the foam to ensure there was no leakage. When I decommissioned this freezer to rebuilt it with a 16" collar (for use as a dual 20 gallon...

I also have measurements for the Kenmore 12912 from user andrewmaixner. Thanks! I'm not super active here anymore (real life getting in the way), so not sure how long it will take to draw up and post. In case I never get to it, here's the details for anybody interested: Kenmore 9cf chest...

Updated main table. In the 15 cu ft class, the Kenmore 16542 is a rebadged Frigidaire LFFN15M5HW. Thanks to user fuzzypeach for the submission. :)

There is no need for a gasket between the John Guest 5/8" BSPP fitting and the shank. Never had one leak, and I have 10 of them installed. Tighten to about 12 ft-lb (approx. pulling the wrench around moderate force using one finger) when installing and you'll never see a leak. Shanks are not...

Yes. See the first relate thread in the box below.

Hinges are usually 4 screws on each end on the backside. Pretty straightforward.

The droids you seek are HTML Meta Refresh. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meta_refresh http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20-TECHS/H76.html http://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_meta_http_equiv.asp http://webdesign.about.com/od/metataglibraries/a/aa080300a.htm...

We didn't program auto-refresh, but it'd be a single line to add to the index.php. We intended for refreshes to be pushed by AJAX, but it hasn't been implemented yet.

FWIW, my charts show 4 because I've confirmed 4 ball locks fit on the floor with both of GE FCM7SUWW freezers I own. There's also a GE FCM7DUWW, which definitely only fits 3 on the floor. I'm not really sure what to say to those that can't fit 4 on the floor. My kegs vary in age from 1950...

It really is quite a tight fit. But I've fit four in mine many times. All of mine are 1950's - 1980's rubber handle ball locks. Some Cornelius, some Firestone, a few others.

Mine had the normal plastic smells that all of these injection molded things do. No off tastes or smells in any of my batches. Any plastic fermenter will reek of yeast and hops soon enough. It doesnt hurt anythin, but if thats undesirable for you, you may want tot invest in a stainless fermenter.

I posted previously about the order I placed with KegConnection in late December 2012. While shipping was a tad slow due to he holidays, they did an amazing job. Fast forward to two days ago. I had turned off my tank valve to stop force carbing overnight. In the morning, I went to turn it...

I love the huge passionfruit notes from this recipe. I'd say stay the course and dry-hop with Simcoe. Or split the batch and do a side-by-side.

Fair enough. I also ran them on the recommend 700ma charger previously, again with no hiccups. But hey, maybe I just got lucky.

I'd like to include some basic layouts, yes. And the ability for advanced users to download/modify/skin their own, then share with everybody else.

With regards to power, the Pi doesn't draw a whole lot in standby. Only when you really load up the cores. I'm running all three of mine off of 500ma ports from the hubs on my monitors without issue. I don't have a voltmeter handy, but unless Dell violated the max voltage on the USB 2.0 spec...