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<title>My Danby Kegerator seems to have a power short?!?!?!?!</title>
<link>https://www.kegerators.com/community/article133.htm</link>
<description>thielmikayla: Thank you for the link.</description>
<pubDate>02-21-2023 11:45 PM</pubDate>
<category>Danby Kegerators</category>
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<title>Danby Kegerator DKC054A1BSLDB</title>
<link>https://www.kegerators.com/community/article545.htm</link>
<description>thielmikayla: [up]
Have you got this or are you still looking for it?</description>
<pubDate>02-21-2023 11:33 PM</pubDate>
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<title>danby touchpad temp control</title>
<link>https://www.kegerators.com/community/article510.htm</link>
<description>thielmikayla: or...how to put in another temp control to that model?</description>
<pubDate>02-21-2023 11:30 PM</pubDate>
<category>Danby Kegerators</category>
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<title>Summit Kegerator or Kosmos Kegerator (or other)</title>
<link>https://www.kegerators.com/community/article594.htm</link>
<description>LeoRogers: B2B lead generation is done through various methods, one of them is email marketing. Dont forget about [url=https://belkins.io/appointment-setting]appointment settings by Belkins[/url].You can generate leads through email marketing and follow up with them using autoresponders. You can send out promotional offers on email, just like you would mail out brochures and other printed media. You can have your own auto responder or use a third party company like Aweber. B2B data bases are much more effective than cold calling.</description>
<pubDate>02-20-2023 03:37 AM</pubDate>
<category>Summit Kegerators</category>
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<title>Under-Counter Kegerator Installation</title>
<link>https://www.kegerators.com/community/article542.htm</link>
<description>Dixon45: Why don&#039;t you hire a qualified professional that inspect your premises and suggest the best suitable place for the installation.</description>
<pubDate>02-18-2023 04:06 AM</pubDate>
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<title>CO2 or Beer Gas</title>
<link>https://www.kegerators.com/community/article562.htm</link>
<description>silverady: Just bought a two tap Danby kegerator.
What should i use CO2 or beer gas with 50 liter lager</description>
<pubDate>02-16-2023 12:21 PM</pubDate>
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<title>Do I have a pressure leak?</title>
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<description>NHosler000: Hello all!

I just bought my first kegerator a couple weeks ago and i&#039;m about to purchase my first keg for it later today. I&#039;m purchasing a 1/4 barrel of Not your Fathers Rootbeer from Small Town Brewery (tasty stuff!). I wanted to make sure everything was set and ready to go with no issues before I bought my keg. The stuff isn&#039;t cheap at $125 a keg not including the $60 ked deposit! I&#039;ve done a lot of research on my own and everything is hooked up to spec. I have an Igloo single tap kegerator and i&#039;m using all the supplied hardware with the dual gauge regulator and 2.5 lbs tank. My kegerator temp is at a steady 38 degrees.

So here&#039;s my issue. I wanted to pressurize the system yesterday and identify any possible leaks. All my O rings are good and I even teflon taped all connections. My tank pressure is at 500psi which appears to be normal since the tank is inside my kegerator, it was a solid 750 psi when I had it at room temp. I set my outgoing pressure to 12psi, this seems good for most beers but i&#039;m not sure if this good for the type of beer i&#039;m going to be using. Anyways I opened up the connection going from the regulator to the keg tap but closed the connection at the tap, keep in mind it&#039;s not connected to a keg yet. I set the outgoing pressure to 12psi and then closed the main valve co2 bottle valve. It held 12 psi just fine for hours and when I checked it this morning (roughly 12 hours later) it was at 11 psi. This would tell me that I may have a minor leak as it dropped 1 psi in 12 hours. Is this a cause for concern or are there other variables involved? 

The only other variables I could think of is that I was fiddling with the pressure for some time with the kegerator door open and the internal temp of the kegerator rose to 45 degrees. When I came to check this morning the internal temp was 36 degrees. I know this could cause a pressure drop in itself. Also the other issue could be the gauge itself as it seems to stick alittle. Maybe I never truly set it at 12psi and the gauge just settled over the 12 hours?

Any thoughts on this? Should I be good to go to connect the keg or is this a problem?</description>
<pubDate>02-16-2023 08:23 AM</pubDate>
<category>Kegerator Problems &amp; Troubleshooting</category>
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<title>Tower problems Please help</title>
<link>https://www.kegerators.com/community/article136.htm</link>
<description>Tandy: I just bought an edgestar kegerator and the I can&#039;t get the tower to lock properly.  There is a lot of play in the tower.  It is supposed to fit in the fridge and make a 1/4 turn to lock in.  Please help... Is that much play normal?</description>
<pubDate>02-15-2023 07:55 AM</pubDate>
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<title>Add a second guage?</title>
<link>https://www.kegerators.com/community/article478.htm</link>
<description>aventur1: So, my low pressure guage is toast. I ordered a new one, which arrives tomorrow. While I was removing the busted guage, it noticed a capped off port on the regulator body. Can I remove the cap and add a high pressure guage, thereby converting my single guage regulator to a duel guage regulator? [url]http://i858.photobucket.com/albums/ab149/Tim_M_Midgett/Mobile%20Uploads/1230152218_zpspggh9ng7.jpg[/url]</description>
<pubDate>02-14-2023 10:28 AM</pubDate>
<category>Kegerator Problems &amp; Troubleshooting</category>
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<title>Temp. control Danby design</title>
<link>https://www.kegerators.com/community/article342.htm</link>
<description>Clifford: The temp. control on my Danby design is stuck at 37 useed to go down to 34 beer now seems warm don&#039;t know why this happened and can&#039;t find a part to fix it. Please help and advise.</description>
<pubDate>02-02-2023 11:51 AM</pubDate>
<category>Danby Kegerators</category>
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