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Can no longer edit the post above. EDIT: I can offer to ship the regulator, original gauge and output fittings only, in a priority mail box for a flat rate of $15.

$30 - Selling a Kobalt CO2 Dispenser with case. It has been modified with a 0-30psi gauge and used as a portable CO2 source for keg dispensing. With a few accessories as pictured and the original gauge. I can sell with or without bottle but bottle will be emptied before shipping. Shipping...

I'm a little west of you down I-12, in Ponchatoula. Welcome.

Great. However, it sounds like you're switching the neutral, which is not best practice. If you want to post for future reference as correct wiring, I would suggest configuring the wiring such that the HOT is switched.

I think you've got the right idea. I've got to disagree a little on this. Based on the diagram pictured, the ITC2000, unlike its cousin STC, actually passes the HOT AND Neutral from its 110VAC power IN terminals to its "Loading" terminals as a switched HOT and a Neutral. The refrigerator...

My two cents: A quick interweb search came up with no premade adapters. You will need to either swap out the cord of the cooker with this dryer cord or build an adapter cable by adding this 6-20 receptacle to the dryer cord. Both options are with the white wire of the dryer cord not connected...

Shook for how long and at what pressure? You could be grossly over-carbonated. Is this a brand new setup? If as you're pouring, there are no bubbles in the beer line then it's likely not QD/poppet/o-ring/keg related. If the CO2 is breaking out of solution at the faucet then not enough...

That console can likely be relocated if it's worth the effort. Likely to be not much in there on a low end unit. The biggest issue is the thermostat is likely to have a capillary tube that can not be kinked or cut. It can be bent with care and repositioned if necessary. The other option is...

Try this calculator: Determining-proper-hose-length-for-your-kegerator. It's accepted here to be fairly accurate. About 1 foot of 3/16"ID hose per 1psi of serving/carbonation pressure is a common result. Even 20 feet of 5/16"ID line can result in a foamy pour. Also consider that your...

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I agree with most of what's been posted. My additional two cents: Establish desired serving psi per table and beer style/preference. Equate the carbonation psi to the serving psi. Establish beer line length, using line length calculator linked above, based on carbonation psi. If you're in a...

Depending on how the spa input plug is wired and if that green wire is shorted to one of the hot conductors, it would result in the exact situation you are experiencing. It's hard to get a good look at your photos since that image posting website presents them only a little larger than in...

It sure seems like this is an input issue. Either the dryer outlet has an issue, although the voltage readings appear fine, or your input cable has a problem. The two photos above are from the two ends of the SAME input cable? Any reason you are using a 4 prong plug/receptacle (NEMA 14-20)...

It could have taken a few seconds for the component to heat up from the overcurrent. If the unit was labeled for 220AC then you likely didn't damage it with the input power. I would guess the voltage is transformed down to 6 to 12 vac, rectified and voltage regulated before being applied to...

That inkbird doesn't wire up the same as a standard STC1000. It looks like you tried a few different configurations. Try this. The wiring in the second photo, from two posts preceding this one, is close but wires need to be moved around. From the white plastic connector: Attach one of the...

Welcome, from down I-12 in Ponchatoula.

Corrosion maybe?

I recommend checking the o-ring that should be between the diptube and threaded fitting (under the post) on the keg. If it is leaking CO2 from the headspace into the outgoing beer you can certainly get foam from flat beer.

The Fast Freeze switch is a thermostat bypass switch. Turn it on, the blue light illuminates and the thermostat is bypassed.

How's the motor and switch wired? It's possible that the field is not wired correctly and the motor doesn't have enough torque to spin the reducer. I don't use a drum switch on my mill but a quick review indicates that there are at least two different types of drum switches being used here...