I disagree with Alliesmith.00.
The room will warm up.The fridge with the door left open will run pretty much continuously to try to cool the inside. Our fridge doesn't know the door is open, so it keeps running. The thermostat inside never senses that the inside has cooled, so it tells the compressor to stay on. The room will be cooled by the fridge, but remember that the compressor dumps heat out into the room all the while that it's running. And because the fridge is not 100% efficient, there will be more heat generated than there will be cooling. The result? The room will eventually warm up.
A2 -I would disagree partially with the above answer. 1) Efficiency is a term not really used for refrigerators. The term coefficient of performance is used because it can be and usually is greater than one (or greater than 100% in other words) and equals the heat removed from the inside of the fridge divided by the work input. 2) Now, if a perfect fridge was running on a Carnot cycle (no friction in the parts and other criteria) that gives the most cooling for the least amount of work, the room would still heat up as governed by the first law of thermodynamics. W=Heat from the condenser - heat from the evaporator or W+QL=QH. In this case all the terms are considered to be positive numbers. Clearly QH>QL which means the room is getting warmer. Probably the easiest was to understand this is that work is going into the insulated room which means the overall energy and therefore temperature is going up.
A3 - No, leaving the door of a refrigerator open will not cool a room, but will actually make the room hotter. A refrigerator cools its own interior by pumping heat to the heat exchange coils in the back (some models do not have exposed heat exchange coils, but the sides or back of the refrigerator have coils just underneath them, and they get hot). Those heat exchange coils pump heat into the room. Since the process is not 100% efficient, the amount of heat produced includes a certain amount of waste heat. As a result, pumping heat from one part of the room to another part of the room results in a net increase in heat.
Who left the refrigerator door open?Your dinner is in the refrigerator.You don't want to go in there, mate. The coroner's refrigerator system has malfunctioned.
No, but it may ruin the food! Depending on how wide the door was left open, it will just take some time for the fridge to reach its correct temperature again.
the compressor pump will never stop running as the refrigerator will continuously try to cool the objects inside it and in turn continuously radiate heat from its radiator eventually the heat will balance out and even subdue the little bit of cooling whatsoever it'd do thus making the surrounding air more hot than chilly.
it will be rusted because of the H2O and oxgen
Rust & rot.
you could get cold teeth
Who left the refrigerator door open?Your dinner is in the refrigerator.You don't want to go in there, mate. The coroner's refrigerator system has malfunctioned.
he closed the door when he left
If the refigerator or freezer is empty, it is best to shut it off and prop the door open to prevent mold. If the refrigerator or freezer is full, it is best to leave it running at a normal setting. It will use very little electricity if left closed.
Open driver's door, fuse cover is to the left from the steering wheel on the front panel (it is covered by the door when door is closed)
If you leave your refrigerator's door open whilst it is switched off, no harm will be done - in fact it is a very good idea to do this as it will help to prevent the mold build-up which can easily happen if it is left closed at normal room temperature with no fresh air circulation. If you leave your refrigerator's door open whilst it is switched on, the compressor pump will run continuously trying to cool the air in the room whilst at the same time pumping heat out into the same room! That is not a good idea for at least 3 reasons: * you will waste electricity 24/7 * the fridge will not cool down enough to protect any food * the compressor and its electric motor will both overheat, which will usually reduce their normal working life from 8 to 10 years to only maybe 1 year or less.
Bosh's Integra line of refrigerators offers a door open alarm that chimes when the door has been open for longer than a minute.
Driver side, left of steering wheel, when the door is closed it is covered so you need to open the door.
Mum asked me to leave the door ajar, so the cat could get in and out.
Open the drivers door, remove panel on left side of dash. This panel is covered when the door in closed.
I haven't had any problems with doing this with a clean refrigerator. Usually have put a piece of foam on the door and taped the door to it, leaving a 2" opening. Also put a box of baking soda in there. This makes sure that the door does not accidentally get closed and improves safety for small children who may become trapped inside (not an unusual occurrence).
They will dry out and/or go bad if left out long enough. While there are plenty of preservatives usually to prevent rotting, they are not fail-safe.