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Back to the freezer door today. In goes the Love TSS2 Controller. Next I attached the wood to the front by going thru the back, then added the insulation.

Thanks. Time is the big part. The wife sometimes complains about the time I spend in the garage! If you have everything you need, start cutting!

Go figure, I didn't take one!!! I picked it up from my buddy's house and had to take the doors off to get it out of the basement. I also left all of the shelves and drawers at his house. Since the first thing I would do would be to take the doors off... well you get the picture (no pun...

I put 3 switches inside the egg holder door to turn on and off the fans and heater. The wood on the back is just to add support since the plastic is pretty thin. On the bottom I cut a hole for a romex connector used for the wires coming from inside the refridge. The last picture is a shot of...

Here starts the Refridgerator side door. I decided to keep and use the egg storage compartment this time. I cut it off of the rest of the door to make it easy to put on and take off since all of the wiring will be behind it. The doors will have to be off when placing the finished product in...

The freezer door continued. My buddy won't be putting taps thru the door right away, but I set it up for when he does by adding the 2x4 to the back of the door. The last pic is the board I will attach to the front of the door to cover up the water/ice dispenser hole and to drill thru for the...

Starting on the freezer side door. This refridge is better than my last since it has screws holding on the plastic. I had to cut the other one with a razor knife. I pulled the wire out of the door so I could cut the counduit shorter since I only needed the wires up top at the controller, then...

Here is the fan shroud I made out of some sheet metal. I had to cut a new hole in the false back wall to allow airflow to it. I put the old shroud back on after plugging it up with insulation. I figured I already lost that space to the new one so I putting it on wouldn't matter.

Finishing up the top fan. I had to build a spacer out of wood for the fan since it didnt sit entirely inside the wall.

Here is the top fan being installed. It will be below the control housing on the fridge side. I mounted the fan in the wall here because I didnt want to take up room in the freezer side, plus I still have to add a piece of ductwork to pull the cold air from behind the rear wall (just like the...

More of the bottom fan. They are 120v AC fans. I and using laundry duct louvers to help keep the 2 sides separate. The last pic is just a screw driver holding the louvers open.

Doing a Side by Side build for a friend. The fridge is a Maytag. I made my own last year but didnt take any build pics, so I decided to follow this one. Today I installed the top and bottom fans to be used as a push pull system for cold air from the freezer portion. Normally I only use the top...

Well that's a sigh of relief knowing that it wasn't thru the wife and Facebook!! Take Care

Skagdog, yes I am in the PA ANG. I have no idea how you would have known that unless you are somehow connected to the wife thru Facebook... I just went back and looked at the pics I posted and have decided that it could be the Erdinger cases from Germany stacked up next to the fridge that...

I am using 2 Love Controllers. The one on the freezer side just turns the compressor on and off, just like the original thermostat, but with a greater degree of accuracy and range. The one on the refrigerator side controls 2 AC fans (push and pull) and a small 200 watt heater. It is designed...

I finally finished my side-by-side kegerator and have my homebrew flowing thru the lines! I don't have any "build" pics since this has already been done and just wanted to give a big thanks to all of the previous posters that inspired me to tackle this project.