Refrigerators

how old is my kelvinator model K26F-8-r part no 1170650 serial no 1114022 I have had it for 30 years the person that gave it to me said 33 years old in 1979 thanks paul krick.

Outside, no. Inside, it depends on the model.

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It gets offputered by the light and the fan which moves round and round.

is 59fahrenheit refrgerator degree or 84 degrees

Both the refrigerator and the freezer have fans to keep it at cold temperatures.

PV=RT;

A compressor raises the pressure of the gas volume V and temperature rises. A fan blows away the heat into the room. Then the gas pressure is dropped in the refrig cold room and the temperature drops in the cold room, PV=RT. The heat in the cold room heats up the gas and the volume goes to the compressorr again, ec,etc,etc.

The refrigeration equipment runs constantlty, heating the room. A fridge just removes heat from the inside area and pushes it out the rear coils. Any heat generated by the compressor is added to this.

It can be done, but I would not. For transportation with no other option, yes. If you do move it this way, do not turn it on for a few hours. The oil inside the compressor will flow into the system and will need to drain back into the compressor.

If you have to lay it down, do so for as brief a period as possible. Oil inside the coil, evap and condenser are all bad for the system.

Microbiologically, they should be OK since they are a shelf stable product. But they could pick up flavors from the fridge and the chocolate could 'bloom' and turn white/gray.

"Fridge" is an American slang term for any refrigerator. Some linguists believe it was originally a colloquial abbreviation for one brand of refigerator; "Frigidaire." However, it chould just as easily have originated as a colloquial abbreviation for the word "refrigerator" itself.

I have same problem. RCA refrigerator with no drip pan that pools water once or twice a month.

For best quality, it should be used within a couple days.

Refrigeration works by drawing heat away from the unit. It does this through a process of evaporation.

Depending on size of Fridge. But AVERAGE is 12 volts for fridge, circuit necessity 15 amps

15 amps X 120 Volts=1800 watts minimum...I'm LEARNING myself

Yes.

There is no reason not to, as long as it is positioned correctly, in accordance with the instructions.

If the exterior of the fridge is colder than the dewpoint of the surrounding air. For instance if the area around the door seal is 45 degrees, and the dewpoint is 50 degrees, you will get moisture accumulation. Either dehumidify the air or raise the temperature of the refrigerator, or check the door seal.

Most are about 65-70 inches high. There doesn't seem to be a standard.

A refrigerator compressor is the center of the refrigeration cycle. It works as a pump to control the circulation of the refrigerant, and it adds pressure to the refrigerant, heating it up. The compressor also draws vapor away from the evaporator to maintain a lower pressure and lower temperature before sending it to the condenser.

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no you cannot, it is dangerous, you need to have a 20 amp service installed in order to do that. hope i helped

Communities have strict laws about keeping and/or storing an empty refrigerator outside the home. Refrigerators pose a danger to children who can become trapped inside them. You must remove the door from the refrigerator if you are storing it outside.

The most common example of CFC is CF2Cl2 that is responsible for the depletion of Ozone layer to a very significant extent..

Yes. It can go in the fridge now.

It should go into the fridge within 2 hours or less of being removed from the heat. Separate it into smaller pieces to help it cool faster.

Newer freezers compliant to efficiency standards use R-404a. However an older unit may only be able to us R-22 (which will be completely phased out by 2020).