Difference between revisions of "Diagnose Refrigerator"
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I took a look at it today. It is DC only. Power is getting to | I took a look at it today. It is DC only. Power is getting to | ||
the compressor and it is making a very soft whirring sound. I | the compressor and it is making a very soft whirring sound. I | ||
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The knob on the thermostat in the fridge broke. I'll try to fix | The knob on the thermostat in the fridge broke. I'll try to fix | ||
or replace it. I took the whole thermostat with me. | or replace it. I took the whole thermostat with me. | ||
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We might want to replace the existing unit with a more efficient one, perhaps even a dual ac/dc unit. This vendor has some: | We might want to replace the existing unit with a more efficient one, perhaps even a dual ac/dc unit. This vendor has some: | ||
http://www.sailorsams.com/refrigerators.htm | http://www.sailorsams.com/refrigerators.htm | ||
Revision as of 09:19, 13 April 2009
on 12apr09 ted writes:
[[@ I took a look at it today. It is DC only. Power is getting to the compressor and it is making a very soft whirring sound. I would expect it to be louder. Also the current that it draws barely registers on the main amp meter. It's fused for 10A, but it seems to be drawing less than 0.2A.
The knob on the thermostat in the fridge broke. I'll try to fix or replace it. I took the whole thermostat with me. @]]
We might want to replace the existing unit with a more efficient one, perhaps even a dual ac/dc unit. This vendor has some:
