Product review (1 stars): headache
I wish I never heard of Edgestar. You have to rig something up to keep the door shut if you buy a full keg. I was never able to get the temperature to stay consistent. When I first got it the temp was about 47 degrees. I called them and they sent me instruction to take apart the thermostat and readjust it. Not sure why this was my job, you would think it would be adjusted to properly keep a keg cold since THAT'S IT'S MAIN FUNCTION! The second time they sent me a new thermostat that they also expected me to install myself. I eventually pulled the thermostat wire off the cooling plate and let it hang free. This allowed it to get cold inside, but then my beer line froze up. I had to try to find the perfect place for the wire to be to get the temperature cold but not too cold. It was a constant struggle. I always had to poor a dump cup prior to poring a beer that I was going to drink because it was all foam and it stunk real bad. When i used it as a fridge for cans and bottles it also left them with a funny metallic smell. I dumped this piece of junk and got a brewmiester. Now I know what it's really like to have a kegerator.