Recent content by nwupwolf

No I don't have any documentation for the coolant lines. I had seen a diagram for the coolant lines online, but I don't know where online sorry. My problem with the CO2 on the back shelf was that it would fall off and bump the 'front' keg and sometimes push the door open. BUT after I had...

OH and I forgot. To properly mount the CO2 tank I bought a fire extinguisher bracket and plan to glue it DO NOT drill the sides of the fridge the coolant lines are there.

I also painted the inside of the foam black and put a Chalk board surface coating on the inside so I can keep track of when I put beers in there and how many kegs I got out of my CO2 tank. I haven't had enough money to buy the tower yet, but of course that is next on the list.

You'll have to move the thermostat toward the front of the fridge. I just used some Velcro, mainly so I can adjust it as I need to, when cleaning the kegs and moving them in and out of the fridge. The CO2 is on the outside. I drilled as high and back as I could (there are some coolant lines...

Remove the top of the fridge. and get a piece of 8x8'' wood. Remove enough foam to allow wood to sit snug in foam. Drill top, wood and fridge (There are little plastic 'fins' that will prevent the wood from sitting flush against the top, just score those with a utility knife and break them off)...

Disconnect thermostat and start bending the freezer down. Make sure freezer is bent slowly and the fridge has been sitting at room temperature for a day. The second picture is the freezer bent against the back wall flush

Dig out foam on the opposite side of the thermostat

With the door off. If I could do it again, I would just cut the plastic away with a utility knife, and essentially making a frame out of the plastic. Getting the rubber seal stripping back on was kind of a pain

I should also say, that I was using 2 ball-lock kegs. I don't think the pin-lock kegs would work, because they are a little bit wider in diameter. Also, I wasn't able to fit the CO2 inside the fridge...which may or may not be important to your design. The door modification... really involved...

yeah I got it to work. It required a lot of modification on the door but nothing too complicated. I can email you the pics if you want them.

I'm going to attempt a 2-keg set up with the sanyo 4433. I'll Let you guys know how it goes.