Ashevillain
Level 3 Potions Master
Hey all! It recently got fairly hot in western NC and my temp chamber has been acting very strange.
I have a fridge hooked up to an inkbird 308 and it has worked flawlessly until now (even through a summer on the OBX in a garage). Now I have the fridge inside and the fridge hasn't been able to keep my most recent brew cold. (set at 64, has slowly risen to 69 over a week with the fridge on the entire past few days trying to catch up which tells me something is very wrong. thankfully this kind of matches the schedule the beer was on...). Normally if the probe is above set temp and the fridge is kicked on the ambient temps would be wayy lower than probe temps which is not the case.
Probe is taped to side of corny that's fermenting and insulated with insulating tape and paper towels.
It was a solid fridge and still I have faith to get many more years out of it, any advice appreciated
I have a fridge hooked up to an inkbird 308 and it has worked flawlessly until now (even through a summer on the OBX in a garage). Now I have the fridge inside and the fridge hasn't been able to keep my most recent brew cold. (set at 64, has slowly risen to 69 over a week with the fridge on the entire past few days trying to catch up which tells me something is very wrong. thankfully this kind of matches the schedule the beer was on...). Normally if the probe is above set temp and the fridge is kicked on the ambient temps would be wayy lower than probe temps which is not the case.
Probe is taped to side of corny that's fermenting and insulated with insulating tape and paper towels.
It was a solid fridge and still I have faith to get many more years out of it, any advice appreciated