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Quick update…it was definitely the main power contactor. Killed power to the whole controller via my GFI breaker, checked for loose connections. None. Reset GFI breaker and now the humming is gone. Something in resetting the GFI breaker fixed the contactor? 🤷🏻‍♂️

Ill give the funnel idea a try to further isolate the noise. My smallest breaker is a 30 amp GFI on the spa panel.

@doug293cz sent you the file via message on HBT. Its the Electric Brew Supply BIAB build.

Yeah I’ll have to dig it out when I have a few minutes. I’ll message you when I find it.

Alright. My head isn’t on completely straight so I can’t think if my contractor is downstream of the breaker or not, but I’ll look at that and replace the breaker and whatever components are downstream of it. Thanks!

Well I finally did it and accidentally dry fired my element. Replaced it with one from Bobby at brewhardware and now my panel makes this humming noise anytime the new element is powered. The higher the power input, the louder it is. If I shut off the element, it stops. See the video. As I recall...

I recently did a fresh install of Debian 11 and Fermentrack and my Tilt connection is still unstable and intermittent. When I troubleshoot from Fermentrack, everything appears good except for the missing Python capability flags. I have updated all packages using apt-get update and apt-get...

Excellent suggestion. Thanks!

Hello @Thorrak and everyone. First, my usual disclaimer, I'm a total Linux idiot. Only with the amazing help here have I managed to keep my setup running as long as I have. That said, I have come across a new issue where my Tilt is no longer communicating as of the last apt-get update and...

To start off, I'm a total Linux idiot. Its amazing I have managed to keep my setup running as long as I have. That said, I have come across a new issue and have noticed that Fermentrack is missing Python capability flags. It gives me a terminal line to fix the issue, but as it turns out, I have...

Yeah I have been doing that. Once anyway. May need to try a second.

I’ll give that a go. What does that do for it?

2 psi or so? I’m waiting on a pressure gauge with a 15 psi limit so I can semi accurately read my pressure for transfer. It’s not much but the vessel won’t take more than that. Should be plenty unless something is blocked. I’m thinking about turning my diptube 90 degrees so it doesn’t fill with...

Product idea for you to add to your lineup of fittings Bobby— a high flow liquid QD specifically for transfers. Not sure which part has the smallest bore, the QD hole, or the post poppet, but both seem smaller than the keg diptube. I’d sure buy one! Just make both pin and ball lock versions!

Got a new SS Chronical and am trying to figure out what I’m doing wrong? The clear tube barely fills at all except near the bottom where it fills up. Lots of bubbles as I push the beer into the keg. I don’t think I’m getting air sucked in because the fitting between lines is very tight. If the...