Where is the other end? These fit nicely on my keg coupler, but the hoses coming from CO2 and to Beer don't have the other ends on them. I need both.
1852006
This is an adapter typically used by homebrewers who keg their own beer. You have to purchase the connectors separately and know they are different sizes for the beer line and gas line.I purchased this because my kegerator is already set up for korny kegs but I wanted to use a sanky tap for a microbrew keg. These adapters prevent me from having to cut the ends of and instead use the connectors already in my system so I can just pop them onto the sanky tap.
1852007
You should be able to find the Ball lock (Female) connectors on Amazon. You will need a set. 1 Black one for the beer side and 1 Gray one for the co2. You will want to check your hose inside diameter (ID) because the hose barbs on the Ball Lock connectors come in a couple different sizes. If you cannot find them on Amazon. I buy all my brew supplies from Austin Home Brew Supplies and I know they have them.
1852008
This is to convert a keg coupler(like a sankey) to a ball lock system, assuming you already have a lock ball system. I got this because I already use lock balls on my corny keg system so I can switch between corny kegs and sankey kegs easily. You'll need the following which are overpriced and you could get at a homebrew shop cheaper. Also if you are only going to have the one coupler there is not need for any of this and you can just attach the lines directly to the coupler. Ball Lock Home Brew Keg Tap MFL Coupler Set
1852009
Dude are you talking about the actual ball locks you have to buy those separate look at austinhomebrew.com I use these http://www.austinhomebrew.com/Beer/Keg-Parts/MFL-Liquid-Disconnect-Ball-Lock.html#.VGjBaopOKnMhttp://www.austinhomebrew.com/Beer/Keg-Parts/MFL-Gas-Disconnect-Ball-Lock.html#.VGjBvIpOKnMAnd you will also need the MFL fittings sized to fit your tubing
1410114
Mine did. Be careful with these though. Make sure not to mix up the posts, poppits, or dip tubes. You may get different brands of keg, and the parts are not always interchangeable.
1162793
you would drill a hole through the bar, the beer hoses would go through the hole and into a refrigeration unit. You would then screw the tap in place into the bar. I have mine screwed directly to the top of my kegerator with 2 five gallon kegs and the co2 tank inside.
72287
I replaced a single tap with a double tap on my danby kegerator and it fits perfectly. I also added dual regulators to control both kegs. and the only issue I had was getting two lines of CO2 into the back. I had to replace the existing hose with a more flexible one and managed to get both through the hole. If you are not using dual regulators you can tee off on the inside. Hope this helps.
257388
Not with the regulator that is supplied with the unit. The one that ships with this unit is a single valve regulator with a "T" connector for running CO2 to both the individual kegs/lines. I upgraded the regulator when I bought this unit (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0060NOX40/ref=oh_details_o05_s02_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) and I am extremely pleased with it, as it lets me shut the CO2 to each keg as needed. If you plan on having more than a keg active at one time, I really feel that this saves CO2 and gives you the ability to pressurize each keg as you need to. You can find cheaper dual pressure regulators, but this one is quality.
1527034
Mr Keller, I am one of the poster recommending this, Do you know of any here on the East Coast that have these mini-Kegs ? Thanks R
1338932
There are three types of mini-keg I know of 1) 5l-Heineken - Top hole - has it own built in co2 and pours from the top (these can't be refilled) 2) 5l-Mini-keg - with hole on top ( these can be used for home brewing - will need the accessory kit) 3) 5l-Mini-keg - with hole on top and pour spout on the side - will need the accessory kit) Number 2, I got one from a friend he got from Germany, but I don't see these for sale in the US. Number 3 with beer in them - If you are lucky, you can find these in some stores with beer in them like Paulaner, I was able to get one for about $18. Number 3 with no beer in them - You can get then on Amazon for about $19, lol yes it cost more than with no beer. There are two types of bungs that you can use on number 2, and 3, the ones that you can use in your EdgeSTAR accessory kit, it has the hole in the center of the bung ring., The other bung is used outside of the EdgeStar when you want to take it to a friend's house, this bung has a twist open to let the air in so you can open the side spout and pour a beer. This is the one that comes on a Paulaner mini-keg.
1209231
I purchased from a wholesaler and do not have access to parts. I suggest you contact the manufacturer with your parts questions at http://www.kegerators.com/site-map.php. Thank you. Reiser
1527037
Agree that other kegs would be great. What really bothers me is that I have to throw away the dispenser lines that come with the keg...then spend $12 on new lines. I have re used them in the past until one finally broke and sprayed Heineken all over my kitchen. Can you get these things in bulk to bring the price down???
1846400
Yes and no.. Yes it will work to connect to a standard beer keg, and it will dispense beer in the refrigerator door, but you will also need a CO2 regulator to connect this item to a CO2 tank. Secondly there really are no instructions, as I remember, with this item but there should be some YouTube videos to show you how. Or perhaps emal the seller. Anyway I liked the kit and the price.
978537
Thanks! It probably is a design flaw, then.I've attempted to contact Krups and just received a generic reply to ship it to a service center. Too much of a hassle to do that or try to return it for another (not even sure where my receipt is at this point).It's more of a nuisance, not knowing that the thing is almost empty--especially when entertaining guests! Otherwise, it's great! Guess we'll just have to be sure to have a spare keg on hand at all times :)
1244437
To me it sounds like there is no problem with the faucet itself, but maybe the beer is over carbonated if you force carbonated your beer or your serving pressure may be too high. I'd try turning off the co2 and purging the keg, then reset the pressure from about 5-10 psi and go from there. If the beer ends up being over carbonated, I'd purge the pressure off again and let it sit without any pressure on it for a day or two and see if it mellows out any.
790008
Sorry I no longer have the coupler but my husband said they are readily available at hardware stores. If you have a hardware store nearby then you can find out the specifics or call them. Good luck!
1675847
You sure can. The D couplers are for domestic beers and the S coupler is for European beers like Heineken and Amstel Light. As far as I know the air inlets and beer outlets are the same. Let me know if you have other questions as I have done quite a bit of work with draft systems
1494346
Local Grill store should have one . U will have to connect the 2 hoses with a 3/8 s male coupler. or your local LP Dealer can make u one.
772517
I am looking for same answer where do you connect hose? as I did not receive a "easy follow video" as stated?also I cannot push the arms forward to secure...are they just this snug?
1931636
I installed a 1/6 keg in mine and it fit just right except the height was so tall that I had to use a low profile tap which brought the hoses out the side instead of the top.