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I have had my Johnson Controller for the last 2 weeks, and it has worked phenomenal! I had to rewire my factory Tstat and my Controller took over 100%. My beer sits at a nice and refreshing 34* at first pour, I tend to sip on my beers so they warm obviously over time which is fine, just hate...

I am about complete with my set up, just need to get a drip tray and I will be good to go, its been a pretty fun project, looking forward to building a Keezer next...

Haha, that is true as well lol, I mean its everyones own preference I guess. I don't slam beers unless I am with my friends and we are out, but at home I relax and drink a few, unless my friends are over then it is time to slam beers!

Also, sometimes I find it to be enjoyable to start a beer cold and allow it to warm as I slowly drink it.

This is good, I like this. I never said that my way should be the way, I just said its the way I like my beer, but this is good to know, thanks!!

Since working my issue out a few hours ago my corny legged beer is sitting at 34* and I don't think my IPA will freeze at that temp, If I did the math right my beer would freeze right about 29* so I think I should be ok.

I do like some beers warmer though, like any type of Porter's or Stouts. I like IPA's cold, and My Red's cold as well. I like most beers right about 34*/35* though for sure.

At the time of installing the Johnson Temp Controller I hadn't messed with the T-stat, I plugged in the JC, then the Kegerator, and it wasn't working, which was making me upset. I am a HVAC/R tech in the Navy and I wasn't sure what I was doing wrong, seems pretty simple to install. Called a...

The controller did make it colder though, I figured how to bypass the T-stat by connecting the Black and Red wire with a wire nut and then my JC took over 100%, my fridge now sets at what I want it and not at 40*. My Kegerator is now sitting at a nice 33* with a 3* differential, which is nice...

Now if the beer was getting cold to the point that I like it at then sure, but it wasn't getting cold, it was warm, drinking beer at 42* isn't ideal to me, so I want my beer between 34* to 38*, it just a preference is all, so this is why I brought in the JC to bring my temps down, I guess I am...

I enjoy my beer cold, not at 44*, I have tweaked the little screw in the T-stat and it brought it down a little but not where I want it at, my beer out of my corny keg was sitting at 42*, I have a tower cooler as well, I like a fine tune running machine, and an cold beer on a hot day, what do...

Yes it is, I think I figured it out with the last post, I think that Danby Mini fridges have an auto shut off to the compressor that won't let it go down further then a factory set point. I opened the light cover where the thermostat is at, unplugged the red wire, the black wire and the...

How would I do that? I am sorry, I am just trying to find a what to do that now and I can't find a for sure what of doing this, I just don't want to break my Kegerator, thank you.

What I am saying is that the temp on the controller is set at 34* and with a 2* diff, but the controller says it is 44* and my laser thermometer is saying the fridge is 40*, and the green LED light never shuts off, the fridge is running like normal, like there is no controller, going through its...

So I just bought a JC A419 controller and I have set it like the instructions said, so my kegarator (I bought a Danby mini fridge and did the conversion myself) and it is basically running like normal, like I don't even have the Controller installed. I have it set at 33* with a 2* diff, it is...

So I just bought a JC A419 controller and I have set it like the instructions said, so my kegarator (I bought a Danby mini fridge and did the conversion myself) and it is basically running like normal, like I don't even have the Controller installed. I have it set at 33* with a 2* diff, it is...