First the good news. No leaks in the system.
And now the bad. Haven't replaced the John Guest fittings on the taps yet. Not such a big issue but I can test the taps without the nipples.
And now for the worse. There is no possible way to mount the taps neatly in the fridge without drilling holes. So I went over the measurements of the other fridge again and by building a false bottom I might be able to fit the 3 kegs in the top or bottom and then I can mount the taps on the outside and then there is space for 5/6 kegs or 3 kegs and fermenter to lager. But this is all theoretical.
Will keg the first beer over the weekend, hopefully the soda smell is gone with all the carbonated water/caustic/peresan that is now in the keg.
And now the bad. Haven't replaced the John Guest fittings on the taps yet. Not such a big issue but I can test the taps without the nipples.
And now for the worse. There is no possible way to mount the taps neatly in the fridge without drilling holes. So I went over the measurements of the other fridge again and by building a false bottom I might be able to fit the 3 kegs in the top or bottom and then I can mount the taps on the outside and then there is space for 5/6 kegs or 3 kegs and fermenter to lager. But this is all theoretical.
Will keg the first beer over the weekend, hopefully the soda smell is gone with all the carbonated water/caustic/peresan that is now in the keg.
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