fridge sensor up or down for colder?
I wasn't able to successfully search it and I'm in a spot where I only get access off and on. To bring the temperature down in the fridge do I move the sensor up or down on the evaporator? Logic s...
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Well while I assumed it was over loading, the fridge just never recovered for the rest of the trip. Even with the cooler it had been too warm for too long and we lost a far bit of meat.
I started it up yesterday in the storage lot thinking that it would be nice and cool when I checked it today. Instead it said 56 f and I found that the thermistor had come out of the holder that keeps it right near the fins. I can't imagine it being warmer right near the fins but that may not be how it works. We are giving it another day. The freezer was well below freezing but not 0*.
I did look up the stack during the trip and could see the light through the vent screen. I'll check from up top tomorrow.
I started it up yesterday in the storage lot thinking that it would be nice and cool when I checked it today. Instead it said 56 f and I found that the thermistor had come out of the holder that keeps it right near the fins. I can't imagine it being warmer right near the fins but that may not be how it works. We are giving it another day. The freezer was well below freezing but not 0*.
I did look up the stack during the trip and could see the light through the vent screen. I'll check from up top tomorrow.
