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- ScottGNomad
RetSgt7114 wrote:
ScottG wrote:
If it has one it will be up next to the other controls but, many don't have one (like mine) and frankly, I don't miss it LOL!
How does one adjust the temp w/o one?
I've never needed to, the fridge has always worked perfect! (knocks on wood) - RetSgt7114Explorer
Chris Bryant wrote:
If you look inside the box on the right hand fins, you can see the sensor in a white plastic clip- move this up for colder, down for warmer.
Just wanted you to know that this worked. Thanks. - RetSgt7114Explorer
ktmrfs wrote:
If you want/need a wider temp range adjustment dinosaur electronics makes a thermistor adjuster that plugs into the thermistor cable by the control board. Lets you adjust temp over a much wider range, or a dinosaur replacement ignitor board which has a built in potentiometer to allow you to adjust the temperature over a wider range.
otherwise, yup, sliding the sensor up and down on the fin is all you have.
Thanks. I'll look into these. - ktmrfsExplorer IIIIf you want/need a wider temp range adjustment dinosaur electronics makes a thermistor adjuster that plugs into the thermistor cable by the control board. Lets you adjust temp over a much wider range, or a dinosaur replacement ignitor board which has a built in potentiometer to allow you to adjust the temperature over a wider range.
otherwise, yup, sliding the sensor up and down on the fin is all you have. RetSgt7114 wrote:
Chris Bryant wrote:
If you look inside the box on the right hand fins, you can see the sensor in a white plastic clip- move this up for colder, down for warmer.
Thanks, I'll check there.
It changes the temp by about 4 degrees max. Doug- RetSgt7114Explorer
Chris Bryant wrote:
If you look inside the box on the right hand fins, you can see the sensor in a white plastic clip- move this up for colder, down for warmer.
Thanks, I'll check there. - pianotunaNomad IIIHi,
The adjustment is crude and fairly unreliable--temperatures may vary by 4 degrees F. Many of us keep a remote sensing thermometer inside the fridge. I aim at 42 f for the "high" temp. - Chris_BryantExplorer IIIf you look inside the box on the right hand fins, you can see the sensor in a white plastic clip- move this up for colder, down for warmer.
- RetSgt7114Explorer
ScottG wrote:
If it has one it will be up next to the other controls but, many don't have one (like mine) and frankly, I don't miss it LOL!
How does one adjust the temp w/o one? - 1492ModeratorMoved from Technology Corner
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