Recent content by SleepyBeer

Thanks to everyone that took the time to reply.

I got it working. Tallgrass was right. I have used a large gauge wire, and the contacts on 1 & 2 are small, and a copper strand was likely touching. I also replaced the extension cord I was using since it had a voltage drop. If I had it to do over again, I would use a smaller gauge or...

Inkbird gave 2 separate wiring diagrams, I don't know why??? i was using the color on in image IMG-0425.JPG I haven't connected any loads to the duplex plugs yet. I have unwired almost everything, on next attempt will just wire one side to the duplex at firs to the cooling side and leave the...

OK this is how I wired it up!

OK, I will draw out what I did, nd post it. Thanks for the response. Also I did have both outlets grounded. The terminals on the switches 5-6 and 7-8, I both sides are hot, the white wires I marked on the ends (can't see in picture), as they are a hot wire bridge so to speak to the switches.

I wired up my Inkbird according the the color diagram that it came with. On the Inkbird itself there is a black and white different diagram. I brew in the garage, so I need cooling and heating. Cooling is an old Danby Kegorator and for heating I have a reptile heating element that I use in...

Thanks. Already moved the temp prob outside the unit, with occasionally got the beer down to low thirties but mostly about 40-42 degrees. So I was going to cut a hole and put a blower from freezer to the lower refrigerator part. I had a $4 computer blower already, wired it to a 12V...

Sorry to reprise an old thread, but it has good info. I have a Danby kegorator, and there was instructions on the the web to add a resistor into the wires going to the the thermometer sensor thing in the fridge. I ended up adding 2 and could get the beer to 28 degrees (so awesome) any more...