Wildrebel
Well-Known Member
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. Hardware, all bought from Lowes
Pics:
1) Just getting started, at this point we had removed the top and started removing foam to determine where the refrigeration lines were located. The top is very easy to remove, it is only glued on with the foam that is located below. You just need to be careful not too go to fast to keep from cracking it.
2) Using a rotozip set to the depth of the plywood used for reinforcing the tower area, we cut out the area in order for the plywood to sit flush.
3) A picture just showing the finished recess for the plywood reinforcement and the holes drilled for the beer lines.
4) Here is a shot of the bottom of the plywood reinforcement, due to the tower mounting holes falling directly above refrigeration lines, we had to install some wood thread inserts, and relocate some additional holes for holding down the plywood.
5) Showing the final mockup of everything before moving on. We chose to use the copper piping, so that the beer lines could be removed at a later date if needed.
Supplies: Frigidaire 4.4 from Lowes
Keg Connection Kegerator Conversion
Misc. Hardware, all bought from Lowes
Pics:
1) Just getting started, at this point we had removed the top and started removing foam to determine where the refrigeration lines were located. The top is very easy to remove, it is only glued on with the foam that is located below. You just need to be careful not too go to fast to keep from cracking it.
2) Using a rotozip set to the depth of the plywood used for reinforcing the tower area, we cut out the area in order for the plywood to sit flush.
3) A picture just showing the finished recess for the plywood reinforcement and the holes drilled for the beer lines.
4) Here is a shot of the bottom of the plywood reinforcement, due to the tower mounting holes falling directly above refrigeration lines, we had to install some wood thread inserts, and relocate some additional holes for holding down the plywood.
5) Showing the final mockup of everything before moving on. We chose to use the copper piping, so that the beer lines could be removed at a later date if needed.