Topher79
Well-Known Member
I picked up this "inoperable" Kegerator on Craigslist for $100 and got the seller down to $75. It came with a sanke coupler, the lines were moldy, and it smelled of moldy beer. After another $35 at the homebrew shop for new lines, connectors, and a crimping tool I was ready to go. We weighed the Co2 tank at the shop and found out it was full, too!
I got it home, gave her a good cleaning, and found the bi-metal relay disc had come loose. I fixed that, plugged her in, and she's been chilling since Saturday. I kegged my first beer Sunday, and I can't wait to try my first hombrew on tap!
I got it home, gave her a good cleaning, and found the bi-metal relay disc had come loose. I fixed that, plugged her in, and she's been chilling since Saturday. I kegged my first beer Sunday, and I can't wait to try my first hombrew on tap!