I revived my dead fridge - yahoo!
Some of you may have read about my dead fridge plight from a couple weeks ago when it was really nasty cold for an extended time. Original thread Update on the situation: Yesterday I took the...
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Harvey51 wrote:
Hmm, just a matter of detecting over temperature and shutting down?
Not really- the ARP device uses an algorithm that basically senses the circulation of refrigerant through a very sensitive sensor- the shutoff point is variable.
All new models come with a basic overheat device, but it is meant as a safety device, not to protect the cooling unit.
As far as level is concerned- the bottom line is level doesn't necessarily matter- what matters is refrigerant circulation.
