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Hi, thanks for the offer but would really need to be £300 for everything. There is quite a lot of grain. I have the added heat exchange dish. Bottles buckets lots of cleaning items. Its only been used a handful of times so think £300 is reasonable Yours this weekend if you are happy to pay 300

It does have the malt pipe sorry if you can't see it I can take more pictures if you like. I just tried it wkth the bags to make less cleaning up. It is the 220v UK one from brewkegtap

Morning, I do still have this for sale.

Still all for sale if someone wants to make an offer

Hi Done a few brews on my brezilla gen 4 and not really getting the results I would hope for. Looking to seel everything I have ideally to one person, collection only. I live in County Durham. I have for sale brewzilla gen 4 with accessory pack which includes Mixing paddle Insulating jacket...

I agree. My issues were expecting it to be pre set to a full brew. It just needs a bit more trial and error than I thought. But after running it several times I think I have it down and just going to run some half batches for my next 3 to 4 brews

I now think mine was down to user error for the most part. I have just been running a trial on a half batch size with the PID settings as recommended. I set a mash of 67 degrees and overshot to start but then really settled down. This was at 100% power so I think it might be worth setting it to...

Having read a lot and messed about i lot I do tend to agree i think I jumped in out of excitement with a full brew expecting it to be pretty much set up to brew from the get go when it certainly isn't. One problem I do have though which does seem to be an issue is grain getting into the wort...

Thanks for that I will order a heat exchange dish and give it a try as changing the PID for different batch sizes might be a pain if I decide to do that. I am just going to run half batch sizes for the next few brews as I think I have wasted a full batch on this first go round.

Yeah quite a few. I have learnt a lot reading through everyone of these as I experienced every issue going. Mash temps all over, couldn't get a boil and loads of grain in my wort. Hopefully this can help what I have learnt from the other thread summed up. PID is really needed for mashing but...

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I have just finished running a trial as I went put and bought a temperature probe. Put in cold water out of a tap and recallobarated point one. Put in some hot water and recallobrated point 2 to the hot water. Turned the pid off and set it away. It did get to 102 degrees on the display bit temp...

It was set at 100%. I so think it could be a callobration issue as yesterday when bringing to the boil it hit 99.5. Then I was messing with the settings and today with just water as a trial it was only getting to 98.2. It gets there pretty quick though so can't understand why it stops getting hotter

I didn't for my actual brew but today ran jt with just water PID off and set to 105 still only got to 98.7

It did look like it was boiling but not very vigorous. Does it matter that much as long as the water is bubbling a little? If this is fine then I will need to get the mod for the bottom plate and maybe recalibrate the sensors.

Just to bring this one back alive as I am looking for some help. I did my first all grain brew yesterday in BZ gen 4 without heat exchange dish and the mash temps were all over the place but this pay have been the PID settings as I assumed it would come out the box correct and they weren't but...

Yeah I ended up going for a gen 4. Just going to start watching some YouTube videos on the software etc to try and get my head around it all.

Just a quick update and a thank you too. I have managed to get one ordered from the guys at brewkegtap. Thanks for the help and support. First brew over the Christmas break.

Thanks for this, I have dropped them an email, hopefully they have some left.

Just looked on the website and can't see returns page etc. How do I find this as I don't mind at all Cheers