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I did splice into a light with a white wire. It errands back into a big loom deep into the fridge. It works so I'm guessing it's ok.

Success! Thanks for the help. Fired up just like it should.

Thanks! That makes a lot off sense. Any other way to identify a neutral wire? Hoping I could find one closer to the controll unit and just splice in.

Kenny... Is that based on a wiring diagram for my fridge or what info I provided. Not sure where the white wire comes from. FYI I'm very much electronically ignorant so pardon if these are really basic questions.

I'm looking for a diagram and not to successful. Will keep trying. It is a kenmore 106 58582890 side by side

Let me dig up a fridge schematic....

I picked up an inkbird itc 1000 controller for a fermenter build and it's giving me grief. I removed the two wires from the thermostat on the fridge I'm using. Hooked then up how I thought I read the schematic dictated but when the controller tried to kick in the compressor it just rapidly...

I also am setting about this in the way described with the hopes that the fridge will still do its normal defrost cycle. Will that still happen with this set up?

Good thought. Could I accomplish cold crashing/lagering with more fans from the freezer side? Maybe even a large opening with a removable panel? Oh I see what you are saying... The service side will always be the coldest temp achievable in the system!

I picked up a side busier fridge today to convert to a kegerator/fermentor. I've read through a few threads on this but was hoping to get some input as to my plan. Seems there are a few ways to do this... The controls are labeled "air balance" which manually opens the damper between the freezer...

Noggins... I was having the same idea as you with regard to one temp controller. Was thinking I could run the fridge normally and adjust the thermostats until I had a difference of 30-35 degrees then use a single temp controller set to 70 on the fridge (fermenting) side, which should give me...

Thanks for all the info... Yes replacement t glass or door assemblies are pricy to say the least. The fridge was free so if be willing to spend a bit but not what it will take. I'll go with a single pane and see how it goes. Pretty dry here in northern CA valley so not worried about...

I just got ahold of a True Temp single door commercial fridge that I plan to put my car boys in during fermentation. Temp Controll is hard for me in summer given +100 degree days. Unfortunately while unloading it I broke the inner pane of the duel pane door window. Anyone have experience...

This kit is the standard on tap at my pop's house. Good all around brew and hard to screw up.