First Lager - Temp Advice

A month at 48F and then transfer to keg or bottle (if bottle, then 2 weeks at room temperature) then drop it down to cold temperatures (you don’t have to go to 32F for a good lagering).  I like to keep it in the keg for 2-3 weeks cold before serving.  The last week is under CO2 pressure.

Works for me. :-*

Take out or bypass the analog thermostat in your fridge. Use only the Johnson controller.  A lot of small refrigerators only get 40-42 degrees. Also move it away from the wall, sometimes the lack of air circulation makes the compressor overheat and shut off.