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 2008-12-01T06:14:50Z http://www.kegerators.com/community/article95.htm Tap King kegerator - Looking for more info on Woody Mfg xldaniel 2008-12-01T06:14:50Z 2008-10-04T07:15:32Z I'll try and post a pic... http://www.kegerators.com/community/article101.htm Installing a Kegerator rmccarra 2008-11-17T12:15:18Z 2008-11-13T12:56:51Z Thanks ! http://www.kegerators.com/community/article100.htm Outdoor Kegerator Question JoeyH 2008-11-03T04:54:00Z 2008-11-03T04:54:00Z I'm interested in buying a kegerator and I wanted to know what a outdoor kegerator is capable of handling. I live in Virginia where temperatures can range from the 90's to below freezing. Are there kegerators that are designed to work under these conditions? Are outdoor kegerators designed to work under extreme temperatures, or just not rust away when left in the elements? It will be left under cover, but I'm afraid of problems when the temperature drops below freezing. Thank you for any help you can provide. http://www.kegerators.com/community/article99.htm Kegerator rentals??? persian 2008-10-17T09:27:21Z 2008-10-17T09:18:26Z You might have some luck finding some rentals on this site: [url]http://www.yourentit.com[/url] Or search for concession equipment rental, party supplies, party equipment, draft beer coolers, etc.. Good luck... http://www.kegerators.com/community/article98.htm Danby Chill and Tap Kegerator hugh 2008-10-15T01:26:55Z 2008-10-15T01:26:55Z My question is in regard to the co2 tank. I ran through my entire fully charged tank in less than 2 barrels. The lines,tank, and all couplings were checked for leaks and none were found. I had the valve open all the way constantly.Was this wrong? should the valve be closed when not pouring beer,or open only when beer wont pour? Please advise if you can on the proper use of the co2 system. Thank You Hugh http://www.kegerators.com/community/article97.htm Which Summit Kegerator do I have? katyminnie 2008-10-15T01:24:04Z 2008-10-15T01:24:04Z I have a kegarator with an instruction book for the SBC 500. How can I be sure which 500 it is? My husband bought is a few years ago, I believe. Thanks http://www.kegerators.com/community/article96.htm continuing problem with flow and foam storm48 2008-10-11T03:02:31Z 2008-10-10T10:56:53Z Hey Storm... Sorry you are still having problems. I know it can be frustrating troubleshooting. Have you opened the tap and pushed it down all the way, even if that seems a bit counter-intuitive? Have you taken your tap assembly apart to clean it and make sure all the parts are looking ok? Like the ball check valve, check ball and gaskets within the tap? It's hard to know without seeing the tap, but it sounds like your check ball maybe getting stuck Other things to check: Stupid question but I've seen it before, have you crossed your air and beer lines by mistake? How long is the beer line you are using? Sometimes if your line is too long the beer will foam and gurgle. Keep us informed on your progress. http://www.kegerators.com/community/article94.htm Foam, Foam, Foam crabe 2008-09-27T07:15:03Z 2008-09-27T06:54:36Z Killians uses a "D" coupler. Are you sure you have the handle pulled up and not engaged? http://www.kegerators.com/community/article93.htm problems with dispensing beer storm48 2008-09-16T02:20:28Z 2008-09-14T07:08:12Z Is the keg you are trying to dispense another Newcastle keg or a US domestic? Common mistake is trying to dispense a US domestic with a European tap. This usually results in foam and keg gurgles. For the immediate situation, make sure you have a hand pump so you can dispense that delicious Newcastle out and not waste any cash. If you are using the correct tap for the keg you have I wouldn't replace any parts until I tested a new keg. You may have got a keg with a damaged coupler valve. I would take the variable out of the equation that is different than the last time you successfully dispensed, which seems to be the keg. If the problem persists with another keg then we can start narrowing down parts within the tap/coupler that could be bad. (i.e. ball, ball check valve or gaskets) Hope this helps. CKO, Chief Kegerator Officer Primary: Winter Warmer Secondary: High-Gravity Tahoe IPA Keg Conditioning: Oktoberfest Pouring: All-Grain IPA & Summer Honey Wheat http://www.kegerators.com/community/article92.htm Keg styles uncafester 2008-09-03T09:13:17Z 2008-09-03T01:18:02Z It depends. I have a bunch of micro breweries here in Austin, TX that fill Soda/Corny kegs fitted with the normal US Sankey Coupler. But I also use Corny kegs for homebrewing. These are fitted with ball lock air and liquid disconnects. These types of kegs have a latch on the top that allows you to fully open the top when homebrewing. I don't believe you can take a Corny keg in anywhere and have it filled with a mainsteam beer like Bud, Miller or Coors. I could be wrong though. Anyone? -From the Chief Kegerator Officer