pricefarm
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Sure is a bad time to have a deep freezer go bad ! Mine went out with around 300 lbs of beef in it. Only freezers you can find are the little ones around 5 cubic feet. Is it the same every where or just around here ?
You might check into installing a hot start capacitor. Sometimes that fixes them. Chest or up right.Sure is a bad time to have a deep freezer go bad ! Mine went out with around 300 lbs of beef in it. Only freezers you can find are the little ones around 5 cubic feet. Is it the same every where or just around here ?
It's a chest freezer. The compressor runs non stop. It must be low on gas.You might check into installing a hot start capacitor. Sometimes that fixes them. Chest or up right.
They also repair freezers. Can't remember the name but there is another place down past Riverfront Restaurant that repairs and does it much cheaper.It's a chest freezer. The compressor runs non stop. It must be low on gas.
This place had a sign today that they had them in stock. Might be worthCanter Appliance | Appliance Store | Kingsport, TN
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If it is low on gas, that is an easy fix. I would add some stop leak and then some refrigerant. So you know what type of refrigerant it uses?It's a chest freezer. The compressor runs non stop. It must be low on gas.
Ya it says r 134 but there isn't any ports that I can see to add anyIf it is low on gas, that is an easy fix. I would add some stop leak and then some refrigerant. So you know what type of refrigerant it uses?
That would be strange for a compressor, I wonder how they got it in to begin with?Ya it says r 134 but there isn't any ports that I can see to add any
They cut the line to remove the crimped end. Then they hook up the freon to both high and low side and charge to the recommended amount then crimp th ends of the tube and solder it shut.That would be strange for a compressor, I wonder how they got it in to begin with?
Yep just looked at it and that's how it's done.They cut the line to remove the crimped end. Then they hook up the freon to both high and low side and charge to the recommended amount then crimp th ends of the tube and solder it shut.
I ain't no Heat and Air man...They cut the line to remove the crimped end. Then they hook up the freon to both high and low side and charge to the recommended amount then crimp th ends of the tube and solder it shut.
Looks like you can get an adapter to install on the compressor line to install Freon in the freezer system. New problem could be where did the Freon go. A black light should locate and you might not be able to fix.It's a chest freezer. The compressor runs non stop. It must be low on gas.