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I had this problem too, everyone but me tasted it ( I was in denial, I brewed it after all, ha ha) anyway after that I switched to the set and forget method of carbing, about 12-14 psi for a few days, periodically checking it, then reducing the psi to about 6-8 psi for serving , been fine since

Here's a couple pics, my mini fridge and a regular size one I started to convert

Sure, ill post a couple pics later today

The smaller kegerator i made about a year ago, it's been great so far, the bigger one I just started working on, will eventually have four taps

I have one kegerator i made from a mini fridge and one I'm working on from a regular size fridge, my question is i was going to run an air line from the co2 tank/regulator at the mini fridge over to another set of regulators inside the big fridge which will be about 30'. Is this too long? or...

that looks like a great project, I did one out of a mini fridge too, I was able to save half of the inside door panel/ shelves to use, and fit two corny kegs in it, here is a link to my you tube video of it, check it out maybe give you some ideas, good luck http://youtu.be/fXpkoAI4DA8

Shouldn't have air in lines, I recently had a problem with one of my kegs where i got a lot of foam and i messed around with the pressure and line lengths, it turned out the poppit spring in the out post was not compressing enough to allow a good flow, i clipped one coil off the bottom of the...

So more confirmation that it was the poppit, I kegged another batch last night and put it in kegerator, I put in new poppits, and all new o rings, and just had to try to pour a glass, it came out beautifully, still flat of course but it poured nicely, and the connector popped on nice and easy.

It was depressing me that it wasn't working right :D But yeah that seems to be the case, maybe i just got an extra strong poppit spring

so I pulled the out post off again and trimmed off 1 coil from the bottom of the poppit spring, and that worked, now it pours just fine and the connector is easier to push on. Thanks for the help

When I replaced the post I removed the poppit and cleaned it, but I did not pull the dip tube, I will try that next, thanks

I've been having a problem of a slow pour from my keg. It is a ball lock keg carbed at about 12psi (set and forget). the problem is the beer pours out at just above a trickle and i can't figure out why, the beer comes out with a good level of carbonation it's just slow. I started out with...

Just went outside to check my cascade hops plant, it's a first year plant but it seems to be doing fine.

Oops again, sorry for the repeat

Do you need more than one of these in the dip tube? I tried one and didn't see any difference in the pour, it was still too foamy, the beer itself is not over carbed but I'm having a heck of a time trying to figure this out, I tried longer lines, I tried shorter lines, less pressure, more...

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Do you need more than one of these in the dip tube? I tried one and didn't see any difference in the pour, it was still too foamy, the beer itself is not over carbed but I'm having a heck of a time trying to figure this out, I tried longer lines, I tried shorter lines, less pressure, more...

Yeah i just came across this recipe too, probably try it in next couple of weeks

If you have access to the equipment and a piece metal or aluminum stock it should be pretty easy to make one

Yeah I've had the Paulaner before, it is good, and damn it's already Oktoberfest time