Refrigerators

If you keep it in the freezer, about 2 months. Plan to use refrigerated leftover cooked tuna within a day or two.

I have the 1.7 cubic foot cooler. what i did was i took off the back and on the left side were plugs where you plug the power units in. well on the side of each they say like fan 3 fan 4 and fan five, it comes when you buy it on fan 3 but by moving it to five it got colder really fast dont know how long the unit will last now, but it is colder now. hope this hepls

Despite the fact that this food is pickled, it will not last long in the refrigerator.It will stay good for only a few days. 2 to 3 days at the most with shellfish.

A typical iron uses 1000 watts all the time the heating element is working. It is controlled by a thermostat so the element might be on for a quarter of the time. In an hour the iron might consume 250 watt-hours or 0.25 of a unit.

Check power source (wall outlet), check any fuses or cut-outs. Get an electrician.

It might be out of freon.

These temperatures are different for each type of refrigerator.
Read the instruction manual of your refrigerator.

Film reacts to light and heat is closely related to light, think sunshine or touching a light bulb that has been on for a while, so keeping film in a refrigerator protects it from being affected by heat which will cause a red/orange cast over the image. (See links below)

Because of today's EPA regulations, you might be required to use a freon reclamation unit. Most certified HVAC technicians have that type of equipment on their vans.

You should also check EPA regulations in regard to freon and refrigeration, and especially if it's an older unit that uses freon 22. If you release the freon and get caught, you could possibly face a heavy fine.

Open the freezer and press the light button that is pressed when you close the freezer. WHen the freezer light is off, you can use the water. Sorry, I havnt tried with ice :(

If you're talking about the creme caramel, well then Yes, I read one of the recipe for this food and ate one. It is best to serve chill.

It is running cold, and whatever is stored inside remains chilled.

The landlord if he/she were informed of the problem and did not repair or replace the refrigerator in a timely manner. Unless there is a clause in your rental agreement/lease that states otherwise. Realistically, the situation is the same as it would be in a home you live in. You would either get ice to put into the refrigerator to keep it cold or put it into a cooler. Then, you call and wait for the repairman, which may be a day or two.

Unfortunately, you are. That is where your rental insurance would come in handy! Some landlords may be nice enough to deduct the amount off of your next months rent, provided that you have receipts.

I dis-agree with the above answer..........The owner has provided the appliances in the rental home and therefore is responsible for replacing the defective ones and the food that was spoiled due to the break down. What about a stove that won't work, is the tenant supposed to go with out hot food? Or do you think they should go out and BUY a new stove?

The owner of the rental unit has a legal responsibility to maintain and replace defective or dangerous equipment in the home. That is HIS expense not the tenants.

I am a landlord and I had this very thing happen. I live downstairs in a house that I rent out the main floor. I have a pager mainly for any problems that might come up like this one. I was working swing shift and I found a note about it when I got home which did not give me a chance to help save the food. I acted in good faith by working on repairing the fridge myself that night. It started working again and they filled it up again. I kept checking it as the kitchen is common area between us and until I figured out that the fan relay was not working and it would overheat and stop working, it had gone out again. I took all their food down to my fridge that night when I got home and I worked on repairing it again through the night. Over the course of many hours of trying to make sure they had food that did not spoil, when it went out for the last time, they still did not bother to page me nor did they get off their butts to try to put the more expensive things on ice. After they vacated, they took me to court because I charged them for cleaning and repairs out of their deposit which were far from unfair. The fridge thing came up in court and as long as the landlord is not negligent, they are not liable for the spoiling of the food... it is a renter's insurance thing. Instead of getting the $1250 they took me to court for, they ended up getting $53.00 plus they had to pay all the court fees to get me there. The things we cannot forecast is what insurance is for. Negligence is something that we can forecast and only then should there be a guilty party to be found liable.

Probably not, most leases will say that they do not cover damages to your personal items, and food would be included in this. The landlord is definitely responsible for fixing the fridge, but he would probably not be responsible for replacing its contents.

Yes. Remember ice melts in your drinks so if it wasn't you would get sick. This answer is only valid in the US. In many countries the ice still can't be trusted because the water sytems are not very good. All through Europe it is advisable to drink bottled water and not have ice in drinks.

Once the water temperature reach -4°,it does not freeze anymore,

Water would not be a suitable working fluid for a refrigeration cycle, because its freezing temperature and boiling temperature are too high and too distant from each other.

In the evaporator and in the condensator, you need the working fluid to change its phase.

Also, it would cost a huge compressor to this cycle, because the difference of pressures between the freezing and the boiling points is too high (0ºC: 0.611 kPa; 100ºC: 101.325 kPa)

absorption refrigeration is when ice is put in a compartment above a warmer compartment and absorbs rising warm air thus making it colder.

It depends on what material the handle is comprised of.

Water expands when it becomes ice.So the glass will break if you put a glass of water inside the refrigerator.

I put glasses of water inside my refrigerator all the time.It keeps it cold. If your glass is freezing and breaking you need to check your temp setting.

It is recommended to unplug the refrigerator when going on a long vacation unless there are perishable items inside that need to be kept cool. If you decide to unplug it, make sure to clean it out, leave the door slightly open to prevent mold growth, and clean the condenser coils before you leave.

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After a while, white wine can deteriorate in quality.