Is there a reset button on a danby kegerator - Danby DKC646BLS Full Size / Pony Beer Keg Cooler

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There is a check valve inside the coupler of the danby kegs that cause this problem. The valve is mainly there to prevent beer from back-flowing when changing the keg. Next time you change your keg check for a little black plastic retainer and also a small white plastic ball inside the coupler. Remove those (or just smell it) and you should notice that this is the taste/smell your beer has. I removed mine after this discovery, and there isn't any issues with the taste/smell since. I've heard this is a common issue with the Danby D coupler systems. Also, you won't have any issues with beer backflow when you change the keg, provided the line going to the tap is empty (which usually is if keg is kicked).

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I am having the same problem seeing if you found a fix??

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I have Danby keg cooler touch pads in stock, the touch pads are the most common failing part on the coolers, I also have access to many more parts as well as technical assistance, please ask for Erin (509) 928-7176

Robert Moller

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• Posted on Jul 14, 2011

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How To Test the Compressor Relay Beneath the terminal cover is found the compressor relay (labeled "A" below), overload protector (labeled "B") and the electrical terminals of the compressor motor. Remove the compressor relay by pulling it straight off from the compressor.Pull the wire off of the side terminal of the relay. It is connected with a slip on connector. Firmly pull the connector, do not pull on the wire. You may need to use a pair of needle-nose pliers. Inspect the connector and terminal for corrosion. If either is corroded they should be cleaned or replaced. There are two types of relays you may encounter, wire coil and solid state. If the relay has an exposed wound wire coil it can be tested for continuity. Otherwise, the relay is of solid state design and requires specialized equipment for testing.