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5 gallons Blonde 5 gallons Raspberry Wheat =4250 Gallons.

1881.6 + 5 gal of Irish Red 1886.6 gallons

I like where you are going with this. I just don't know enough to help.

5 gallons of Maris Otter/Galaxy SMaSH. 5 gallons of Kona Big Wave Golden Ale Clone. Total = 1,140.3 gallons

Black belt test for karate Saturday. Keg on Sunday and then go to the deer woods to check stands and cameras.

If it taste good, just drink it and try and fix the problem next time.

The condenser coil is easy to get to. Should be in the compressor compartment with a small fan that blows room air over it. Just like the a/c on the outside of your house, if it gets dirty head pressure goes up and it does not cool well. (trips on pressure switch.) I do not do refrigeration...

You might try cleaning evaporator coil and condenser coil. Not sure where they are located. Dirty evap coils will cause freezing on home ac units. I'm guessing take the side plate off and blow out with air.

Anybody out here from the Joplin, Missouri area? They have a new micro brewery and supply house called Jugz. Just wondering if anybody has been by there?

Check out my post. Not sure how to put it on here. It is first keg filled. All gravity. Have done 2 kegs this way and haven't had any taste/oxygen problems.

I plan on conditioning for 3-4 weeks. I said the same thing to my wife. Clean up was longer than kegging. As for the filter, yes all gravity fed. I use this set up attached to the faucet for my brew water also. The base unscrews and you change the filter. I have taste and sediment filters...

Filled my first keg tonight. Purged head space with co2 and set in garage until morning. Supposed to be 32 out tonight. I will put in shop fridge in morning and set pressure. Also I am harvesting my first batch of yeast.

Sounds like either you are low on freon or the compressor is in a hard start, or locked up. I do residential/commercial HVAC. Haven't done a lot of refrigeration though it is close to the same concept. On regular house hold systems we put a hard start kit on compressors to give them a boost...