What is the lifespan of a kegerator?

What is the lifespan of a kegerator?

What is the average lifespan of a home kegerator? Same as any other appliance like a refrigerator or freezer. Depending on the model you buy, a kegerator can last you many years. We have a Haier BrewMaster kegerator in our offices that is 10 years old.

Why did my kegerator stopped working?

Check that there are no obstructions in the air line. Check air line, CO2 regulator, and gauge. Regulators will wear down and typically need to be replaced after 4-6 years. Make sure CO2 pressure is ON; do not run the system off the keg pressure alone.

How long should a CO2 tank last in a kegerator?

A 5-lb CO2 tank will last between 6-8 half barrel, or full kegs, before it will need to be filled. A 10-lb CO2 tank will dispense between 10-13 full kegs per fill. This number can be higher or lower based on how often you’re using your kegerator, the level of carbonation, and if your system is properly balanced.

Why is there so much foam in my kegerator?

When the temperature rises above 40 degrees, the CO2 gas starts to escape from the beer, and this is what causes foam (in most cases). For this reason, temperature issues constitute the great majority of problems with kegerators serving foamy beer.

How long should a keg sit before tapping?

1 to 2 hours
A: You tap a keg by using a keg coupler. If there has been excessive agitation during transportation, allow the keg to settle for 1 to 2 hours before tapping. Make sure the beer faucet is in the off position prior to tapping.

How do you troubleshoot a kegerator?

Check if the CO2 tank is on and is not empty. Check for obstructions in the air lines. If the PSI is too low, raise it a little bit at a time. (Be careful as the regulator is very sensitive).

Should CO2 be turned off on a kegerator?

Technically speaking, the components of a kegerator will not allow CO2 passed the coupler when it is not hooked to a keg. However, just in case a gasket or o ring does not make a tight seal, shutting the CO2 off will prevent you from losing your CO2 while you do not have a keg hooked up.

What PSI should CO2 be for a kegerator?

between 10-14 PSI
What pressure should my CO2 tank be set to? This will depend on the beer you are serving but most American breweries recommend a pressure between 10-14 PSI.

What PSI should a kegerator be set at?

We recommend setting the regulator at 12 PSI. NOTE: On regulators designed for draft beer, turning clockwise will increase the output pressure, and turning counter-clockwise will decrease the output pressure. Under normal circumstances we recommend setting the regulator at 12 PSI.