You do not jump the black and the white wires - that will cause a short. The white is neutral and the black is hot. What you want to is to jump the 2 wires that go to the thermostat. On mine they were black (hot input) and blue (out to compressor).
Hello. I am trying to figure out the part of how you got the freon into the compressor. Can you help me as I believe my keg may be low on freon too as only a small area is cooling.
helpful video, I have a kegerator available locally for $100 I think I can fix so doing research guy says it will only stay around 50 deg thanks for posting this, anything further ideas wide give me a shout
Hi thanks for your helpful video. I also have the A419 temp controller and would prefer to use that instead of the stat included with the kegerator. In the video you mention disconnecting the white and black wires and jumping them so the compressor stays always on. I figured I could then plug the unit into the A419 and use the probe on the A419 to shut the compressor on and off. However, I'm not sure how to jump the black and white wires to force the compressor to be always on. Could you please help me understand how to do this? Thanks.
You do not jump the black and the white wires - that will cause a short. The white is neutral and the black is hot. What you want to is to jump the 2 wires that go to the thermostat. On mine they were black (hot input) and blue (out to compressor).
Hello. I am trying to figure out the part of how you got the freon into the compressor. Can you help me as I believe my keg may be low on freon too as only a small area is cooling.
Where can I find parts for this model
helpful video, I have a kegerator available locally for $100 I think I can fix so doing research guy says it will only stay around 50 deg thanks for posting this, anything further ideas wide give me a shout
Mine is freezing g on the back would any of y’all know what is causing it ?
Hi thanks for your helpful video. I also have the A419 temp controller and would prefer to use that instead of the stat included with the kegerator. In the video you mention disconnecting the white and black wires and jumping them so the compressor stays always on. I figured I could then plug the unit into the A419 and use the probe on the A419 to shut the compressor on and off. However, I'm not sure how to jump the black and white wires to force the compressor to be always on. Could you please help me understand how to do this? Thanks.
What is that car adapter port called? how can i find one?
Jason Bonsall 134a conversion kit available at car parts stores
adjust your co2 this will help with foam issues. I have mine at 40 and 10 psi on co 2 hardly any foam. Have ninja milkshake stout at this time.
SOHN32 at 10 psi i get all foam, currently Amberbock
When beer get to 40 degrees it will release gas causing alot of foam.
U want to keep your beer under 31 degrees but not lower then 28
Water freezer before beer u want to keep beer at 29 degrees