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There should be a rubber washer between the tap and the keg body with the nut inside the keg. If you over tighten then nut the washer will distort and let liquid out

About 1600 high and 550 wide big enough for 2 FV

I use a 60 w heater from tool station and it works fine on my fridge even in a unheated garage

Your right, rotating the disconnect and the position of the line does help but then causes a problem when you open the fridge door instead. I might follow your suggestion of the 3/16 line, pressure shouldn't be a problem as there is a flow control on the side of the tap. thanks

Hi Stapsin The disconnects are the pin type and as I close the fridge door the tube is so rigid tends to rotate the disco and it disengages from the pins. I was hoping a more flexible tube may ease the pressure on the disco

That sounds about right, I think I bought two sets of disconnects at the same time and he charged me £75 for the taps + a reasonable price for the disconnects

I got two from Norm with flow control levers on the side last year. They work really well and allow you to avoid a pint full of foam

What kind of UPC tube have you used between the tap and keg .? The tube I have is very rigid and sometimes it makes the disconnect spring off the corny post

Rinse and put in freezer, any water freezes and mould doesn't grow at minus 20

Harrow boys Grew up I'm wembley, bought my first flat on Alexandra ave south harrow now in Bushey