krausenhaus
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I've got an old fridge (no freezer compartment) that I'm converting into a fermenting fridge.
I was pulling out the thermostat/relay junk from inside and realised that there is a heating coil that runs underneath the evaporator plate.
I'm wondering if there's any reason why I shouldn't wire this up to the heating side of the STC-1000 I'm installing.
Anyone tried this before?
By the way, if anyone is wondering why I'm rewiring the fridge instead of just plugging it into an external STC in a jiffy box, it's because I need to move all that stuff (light, temperature dial, relay etc) out the way to fit more jerry cans in. Plus it's really easy with old models like this.
I was pulling out the thermostat/relay junk from inside and realised that there is a heating coil that runs underneath the evaporator plate.
I'm wondering if there's any reason why I shouldn't wire this up to the heating side of the STC-1000 I'm installing.
Anyone tried this before?
By the way, if anyone is wondering why I'm rewiring the fridge instead of just plugging it into an external STC in a jiffy box, it's because I need to move all that stuff (light, temperature dial, relay etc) out the way to fit more jerry cans in. Plus it's really easy with old models like this.