Refrigerators

Yes scottish James harrison invented the fridge

Sure. The more the door is opened the more it needs to cool down, so the more power it will use.

With a inverter fed drive (frequency inverter), you can increase nominal rpm of a induction motor, but may be the iron core drop in saturation mode and mechanical damage can run because the motor have specifically mechanical design. I think that some up, like 10% (if 50 Hz nominal, then 55 Hz operation) is possible without risk.

Remember: Induction motor runs some down of synchronous speed Ns, and Ns=120*f/p where p is the number of poles (if motor runs near of 1800 rpm, it may has 4 poles and is based on physical construction of motor) and f the frequency. Then, only f may be adjusted to obtain velocity variation.

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If you are referring to counter depth refrigerators they can be found at any appliance store. They are refrigerators that are the same depth as your counter.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Refrigerator

A refrigerator, a counter, and two bananas (preferably from the same cluster).

Because they think that there will be something new to eat because they are realy hungry.

remove the top cap, the black steel lining gently and you have access to the screws.

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They last for several weeks.

It is the type of refigerant gas

Yes, but it's not legal and it would be very expensive.

Unopened they can last a few months. In the fridge even longer, probably 6-12 months. Opened, they will only last 4-7 days before they start to tast funny and go stale if you dont put them in a fridge. You can still smoke them but it wont taste as fresh as the first few you had from the pack.

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You did exactly what you were supposed to do. The turkey should be just fine.

Refrigerators are pretty well insulated so if you keep it closed and don't allow warm air into it the food should be fine.

The English language noun "refrigerator" (a cabinet for keeping food cool) was coined in the brewery trade in 1824, replacing the earlier "refrigeratory", which had been in use since 1600.

the low pressure side of the system must not be pressurize to more than 150 psig

carbonic acids dissolve rocks, and caves from underground.

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To keep food fresh

The problem is a defective control-board. The board controls the speed of the fan and in being defective, it causes the fan to speed up and slow down constantly. This makes the air passing through an orifice go at just the right speed to whistle. Call GE and have a new control board installed. Some refrigerators were eligible for a free replacement of this board, so have your serial number handy when you call.

Is it plugged in? If it is, and you have a a warrenty go complain, if you don't have a warrenty(or it expired), you need a new fridge or someone who can repair it.

1. Check your machine is plugged in AND switched.

if yes them;

2. open the fridge and check if the light comes on (if it has one)

3. If the plus is the fused type (carries a fuse in the plug) check the fuse

4. Check to ensure the socket is working by plugging into the socket a lamg (table lamp) that you know is working

4. Once all these checks have been done and you know there is not issue with the socket, no issue with a fuse (if it has one) then you have a machine that has failed. It will either need replacing or repairing. In most cases when a machine like this goes down it may be cheaper to purchase a new one.

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