CO2 fittings on fridge?

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ChshreCat

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I was thinking about the CO2 bottle inside or outside the fridge option and got to wondering. Is there a way to put some kind of quick disconnect fittings on the fridge rather than cutting a hole and feeding a hose through?

It would be nice to set the bottle down and connect it to a fitting on the side of the fridge. Would make it nice and pretty too.

Does anyone even make something like that?
 
I had the same arrangement, 1/4" copper pipe through the wall with a shutoff valve and disconnect. The inside line ran to the door where the secondary regulators and manifolds were mounted.
 
Is there any worry of hitting a coolant line in the sidewall of the fridge? I just killed a upright freezer in that manner, and now I'm nervous about drilling the side of my new(old) fridge.
 
That's just what I had in mind! Something where you could just disconnect and reconnect the CO2 from the outside of the fridge without having to go inside or having a hose hanging off.
 
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