Hey guys,
I was just thining... to cool the tower, you need to get cold air up the tower. Now we all know, have seen, and some have done the blower motor/ducting/ hole enlarging modification before. But what about this option? It would eliminate the need for mounting the blower at the bottom near the back, and possibly look a bit more stock.
Now maybe I am way off here, or I could be missing something really simple. All you do, is mount a muffin-type 4" fan to the inside roof of the Danby, and use a spacer between the fan and the roof. Drill a hole through the side of the spacer to run your beer line up and through to the tower, and then wire it in.
The fan will force the cool air up the tower and over the beer line. ll you would have to do is wire in the fan, which is simple enough.
PS: If you need a spot for air to return, cut, diagonal (and thin) slots in the side of the spacer for return air.
What do you think?
I will be uploading a picture as soon as I can shrink it down.
I was just thining... to cool the tower, you need to get cold air up the tower. Now we all know, have seen, and some have done the blower motor/ducting/ hole enlarging modification before. But what about this option? It would eliminate the need for mounting the blower at the bottom near the back, and possibly look a bit more stock.
Now maybe I am way off here, or I could be missing something really simple. All you do, is mount a muffin-type 4" fan to the inside roof of the Danby, and use a spacer between the fan and the roof. Drill a hole through the side of the spacer to run your beer line up and through to the tower, and then wire it in.
The fan will force the cool air up the tower and over the beer line. ll you would have to do is wire in the fan, which is simple enough.
PS: If you need a spot for air to return, cut, diagonal (and thin) slots in the side of the spacer for return air.
What do you think?
I will be uploading a picture as soon as I can shrink it down.
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