Those are the gasses moving through the compressor.
Got a beer fridge to get me through lockdown and it makes this noise on the video. It’s not as loud as in the video. I presume it’s just when the compressor kicks in. Any experts opinion would be helpful. Thanks
I'm going to assume this is not a highly expensive fridge. So it won't have as much sound dampening in it. Once the fridge gets to temperature it should quiet down.So all normal, thank you
I'm going to assume this is not a highly expensive fridge. So it won't have as much sound dampening in it. Once the fridge gets to temperature it should quiet down.
I'm going to assume this is not a highly expensive fridge. So it won't have as much sound dampening in it. Once the fridge gets to temperature it should quiet down.
Our wine fridge isn't the noisest thing - until it turns off. That's when you realize how loud it can be.
I made a kegerator so I can enjoy beer on tap.A "Beer" fridge? Who on earth buys a "beer" fridge?
(Grabs bottle of Chardonnay from the Wine Fridge)
How uncouth... 🤣
I made a kegerator so I can enjoy beer on tap.
We have a few bottles of wine in there, too. Sulfates sometimes give me headaches or migraines.Jeeps, I'm surrounded by Neanderthal barbarians...
A "Beer" fridge? Who on earth buys a "beer" fridge?
(Grabs bottle of Chardonnay from the Wine Fridge)
How uncouth... 🤣
When I was in college me and a roommate built a kegerator. We had a full size side by side fridge given to us. On the fridge side we installed a full size keg (half barrel). Drilled a hole for the tap and installed it. Then put the CO2 tank on the upper shelf. Finally stocked the freezer with about 50 beer glasses. Always had cold beer on tap.
We also had a coffin keg for Halloween. It wasn't refrigerated. But we built a coffin to house a keg and filled it with ice. Then had the tap coming out of the lid.
I spot some goodies in OP's video.
If I may, from left to right (3 on the front row);
Signature Brew - Roadie
Beavertown Brewery - Neck Oil
Wiper & True Brewery - Small Beer, Light Pale Ale
(OP appears to like session / low ABV IPAs ...)