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Frigidaire has worked out great for me here is my build.... https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/frigidaire-model-frc445gb-keg-conversion-157618/

The Frigidaire was pretty easy take a look at how I did it.... https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/frigidaire-model-frc445gb-keg-conversion-157618/

Im sure you have already finished your relocation but take a look at how I did it https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/frigidaire-model-frc445gb-keg-conversion-157618/

It usually takes my beer to carb up in about 2 to 3 weeks. I wouldn't shake the keg up. Just set it and forget it and you will be happy that you waited.

It seems that the connection from the hose to the burner was loose. I don't know if it worked its way loose when we were brewing or what. We were too scared to fire it back up after we tightened it up.

So today my buddy and I did a dual brew together. He was brewing a Flat Tire clone and I was brewing an American Pale Ale. We had everything set up on the balcony at my apartment and everything was going well. After a while we started to smell propane. I knew something wasn't right because...

They have been good to me. Every time I send an e-mail i'll usually get a response within 5 days.

It worked out great, better than I expected really. I edited the post above to tell what I used. Let me know if you have any questions

Everything is finished, let me know if you have any questions.

1) Finished Thermostat installed 2) Everything finished and plugged up, showing the new light location. 3) Kegs in fridge and fitting great. 4) Outside finished 5) Just another pic of the outside finished.

1) We installed the copper pipes down through the holes and filled the void with spray foam. 2) After filling the hole with the foam we installed the plywood and attached with the screws originally used for the tower mounting. (some flush 1/4-20 screws were bought from lowes to attach the tower...

Here are the pics of my Frigidaire FRC445GB Kegerator Conversion. Sorry some of the pictures are blurry, I didnt realise the lens on my camera was dirty till we were about done. Supplies: Frigidaire 4.4 from Lowes Keg Connection Kegerator Conversion Misc...

Can anyone tell me a good extract kit that has low bitterness and High aromas? I love the aromas of say a Hazed and Infused and like how the IBUs are low. Please help I'm running out of homebrew!!

Im pretty sure I know where you are going. Thanks guys I'll get right on it.

I'm doing a keggerator conversion on a Frigidaire mini-fridge right now and need to know how to relocate the thermostat. I want to fit two 5 gallon kegs in the fridge but they won't fit without moving the temp control. Is there a step by step thread on here regarding this? Thanks for any input.

Im right there with you Pash. I would like a step by step for kegging also.

I do have a fermometer but I think the water in the tub has messed it up.... The beer I'm brewing is a Flying Dog Doggie Style clone. I just didn't want it to end up like my last two ales which fermented at temps way too high and had an intense alcohol taste.

Yesterday I brewed a batch of beer and put the fermenter in a big rubbermaid tub full of water. I read somewhere that you shouldn't put ice in the water before it starts fermenting. This morning I woke up and the airlock was bubbling slightly. I put 9 frozen bottles of water in the ice to...

I'm getting this kegerator kit for Christmas.....http://stores.kegconnection.com/Detail.bok?no=55 And Im getting this mini fridge for the conversion....http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=61493-47224-FRC445GB&lpage=none I need to know what else I need for kegging...

http://new.midwestsupplies.com/hop-ball.html Do you think this will work?