Kegerator help

[labrewski]

Could I cut the bottom piece out of this freezer to fit a keg or 2 in

 

[Broken Toe]

Doubt it. I tried the same thing and hit a pipe. It hissed. I left the room quickly.

 

[labrewski]

Damn

 

[Big_Eight]

I would opt for removing the door and adding a collar extension to fit kegs and then putting your door back on.

 

[Donegal john]

Doubt it. I tried the same thing and hit a pipe. It hissed. I left the room quickly.

Was it a snake ??

 

[The Baron]

The hump in the bottom is usually where the compressor is located so no I would think

 

[Donegal john]

Could I cut the bottom piece out of this freezer to fit a keg or 2 inView attachment 64204

The freezer coils will be on the bottom part unfortunately so no.

 

[labrewski]

I would opt for removing the door and adding a collar extension to fit kegs and then putting your door back on.

Exellent idea I want use the fridge it was belong to a family member and need to keep it in use

 

[Eskimo John]

One potential issue before you do the above.
The top compartment, is it a freezer compartment? If it is there is no obvious door to it and so I wondered if the main door was shaped to seal the compartment when closed. If so, adding a collar would effectively break this seal and would cause problems as the cooling to the freezer compartment would be trying to lower the temperature of the whole fridge to below zero.

 

[labrewski]

Piece of pvc siliconed in maybe

 

[AJA]

One potential issue before you do the above.
The top compartment, is it a freezer compartment? If it is there is no obvious door to it and so I wondered if the main door was shaped to seal the compartment when closed. If so, adding a collar would effectively break this seal and would cause problems as the cooling to the freezer compartment would be trying to lower the temperature of the whole fridge to below zero.

I think this would be ok if using an inkbird(or similar)

 

[Eskimo John]

I think this would be ok if using an inkbird(or similar)

Yes, my keezer uses something similar but I had assumed that this would not be in the plan as this is a fridge and not a freezer. It may well be necessary but puts the cost up by up to £50.

 

[labrewski]

Decided to go the easy way I think
With a hacksaw and screwdriver I'm making my way in hope I can bend the pipes a little to fit the keg I also dug out the door fits perfectly now