Product review (4 stars): Some quality issues, but really a value buy.
Most of the reviews are spot on and were extremely helpful for me in setting up this Kegorator.  A few exceptions to note:
1. Again, they could do better with the instructions; the tower seal can be found on the plug (that would be used if you were using this as a fridge only and were not installing the beer tower).  It is very difficult to twist the tower into the locking position with the seal on there.  I got help from a friend and one pushed the tower down while one twisted it.  I guess you can use some sort of non-toxic lubricant as well.
2. The spring that you remove from the coupler does not get reinstalled at all.  I assume it is strictly there for shipping.
3. The spare parts are exactly that, spare parts.  Dont worry that you have a lot of parts left over after assembly.
4. DO NOT PURCHASE A 15.5 GAL HALF KEG AS YOUR FIRST KEG.  Trust me on this, it took me a few days to get my temperature/pressure just right. You cannot see the gauges with a full keg so purchase a  (7.75 Gal) so you can see and reach your regulator for adjustments.  Also, you could lose some beer during the dial in process.
5. The regulator that comes with this unit is JUNK!  Mine came with an allen wrench, but there was no setscrew in the regulator to turn.  Plus, the thing leaked so bad through the adjustment I just went ahead and purchased a Taprite dual guage regulator from Cornykeg.com for $47.95, as well as a new 6 5/16 hose.  The unit is still a terrific value even with the terrible regulator.
6. I like cold beer (~34 degrees), but at the highest setting out of the box the fridge only got to 42 degrees.  I purchased a cheap fridge thermometer from Walmart and keep in the Kerorator to ensure Im getting the temps right before making any adjustments. Kudos to the person who first posted these directions on adjusting the thermostat.  On the back of the unit youll find your temp adjustment knob. Place the knob halfway between min and max and remove the knob.  Remove the two screws holding the box onto the unit, then remove the two screws holding the thermostat to the box.  There is a screw just over where the shaft for the knob is.  Turn that one full turn clockwise. Wait a few hours and see what your temp goes to.  If you have a keg in there it could take longer. I didn't put the thermostat back together until I had it dialed in perfectly, but the choice is yours. You should be able to regulate the temp with the knob now between 32-38 degrees (thats what mine does).
7. I suggest purchasing an additional Co2 tank and keeping a rotating pool.  When the regulator that came with the unit leaked out all my gas in two days I was prepared with the new regulator/hose and a fresh tank.
8. Now that Im dialed in Im ready for a 15.5 Gal keg!

Aside from the crappy regulator and ambiguous instructions this unit is really a value buy at $383.00 delivered to your door.  I definitely recommend it to those who love the taste of fresh draft beer in the comfort of your own home.