I have a Beverage Air 2 with front ventilating compressor. When I went to change the empty keg of Guinness, there was an unusual amount of water at the bottom, inside the Kegerator, It took a beach towell to soak up the water.
Is this normal? Yes, it is summer and warm in my house. Air conditioning is not run, but the unit is well ventilated.
Also, if it helps, the other two kegs of beer in the unit are just about empty. It made me wonder if empty or near empty kegs create more condensation.
Any ideas? I would hate to think I have a problem with the unit. It is two years old and has been run 24 / 7 since purchase.
Is this normal? Yes, it is summer and warm in my house. Air conditioning is not run, but the unit is well ventilated.
Also, if it helps, the other two kegs of beer in the unit are just about empty. It made me wonder if empty or near empty kegs create more condensation.
Any ideas? I would hate to think I have a problem with the unit. It is two years old and has been run 24 / 7 since purchase.
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