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Cheers. I'll put it it the kegerator then and keep fingers crossed.

Picking up a keg on Friday morning at 8am, wanting to start drinking by 4pm Saturday. I'll be placing the keg in the kegerator at minus 3 degrees. Do you think it'll be cold enough to enjoy by 4pm the next day? Does anyone know of any faster methods of chilling a keg? Cheers

Yeah I'm in Melbourne. Is nearly written the poor old fridge off too early by the sounds. I only purchased it three weeks ago so I was hoping it wasn't shot.

So.. The keg king kegerator is in my alfresco area outside. It's covered but it's 43 degrees out there. The fridge is now sitting on 12 degrees (usually sits at 2 degrees). I think it may be buggered but does anyone have the same issue with their fridges sit outside?

I don't know for sure that it's 22 but that's what it says in the strip thermometer so I can only presume it's correct.

I can't get the fermenting temp to below 22 degrees, it's v warm here in Melbourne at the moment. Do you think this will ruin the beer?

I have the same question re kegging.. I'm about 2 weeks off but was wondering how to best prepare the keg with co2? Do I refrigerate for a week whilst pumping co2 into it?

Yeah it was 1kg of malt extract. Ok so nothing to worry about then. Cheers.

Temp was 25 degrees when I put the yeast in

Contains Black Rock Pilsner Blonde 1.7kg plus an medium bodied malt blend and Wheat malt. It is flavoured with a combination of American grown Cascade and Willamette Hops. Safale US05 yeast.

Just starting out here, on my third brew using the coopers kit. I purchased a pale ale "little critters" recipe pack from AHB. The OG is showing as 1.037. Does that seem right or have a stuffed this brew up? Cheers

What about if I use a co2 keg charger whilst kegging? Will that work until I can get the keg to the fridge and main co2 bottle?

Cheers, I'll give that a crack and see how it goes. I just purchased a font fan as well which may help..

Thanks, so are you saying that I can fill the keg without CO2 and then take the full keg to the other house to complete the CO2 process?

Im very new to this, I will be kegging my first brew in a week or so, my issue is the kegerator/CO2 is at my other house. Can I keg the beer without the CO2 here? I plan to keg the beer then drive to my other property which is about 30 mins away and refridgerate and carbonate with the CO2 for a...

I just can't cop this much waste all the time. I hate throwing out the first pour. I'll try a font fan and see how that goes.

Cheers for the replies. The fridge is outdoor so it can get pretty hot. I was thinking about getting a font fan, anyone use any other methods other than the fan?

Im new to home brewing, kegging and the whole kegerator setup but these forums have been a massive help. I do need some help with the kegerator that I have just purchased and couldnt find anything that answered this specific question. I purchased the following: - Kegerator (2m of line etc...