Fridge Fan observations
Hi, I've had "chimney" fans for two years. I've not had much improvement in cooling from doing so, except that time to first cycle was reduced by about two hours. I've added a twin internal fan....
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I have both sets of fans. I ran both of them before having a rebuilt cooling unit installed in April. Setting was always 4 or 5. Now I use setting number 3 with temperatures at 38° and 0° F. Place where I had unit installed did not recommend that I run the fans inside fridge. Their thoughts were that it makes cooling unit work to hard. Not sure that would be the case. But so far I have not used the ones inside fridge. Fans in the roof vent have not been used yet. They have a thermostat that will not turn on fans until 105° F.
I have the ARP 1.1 control unit on Fridge. Highest temperature I have seen on the boiler so far is 372°F.
My original cooling unit died because of a ammonia leak at the boiler tube welds. Seems to be very common problem on the absorption fridges.
My new cooling unit is not a Amish cooling unit. But was done by a Amish company. National RV Refrigeration. You can give Leon a call if you want info on your RV fridge.
I have the ARP 1.1 control unit on Fridge. Highest temperature I have seen on the boiler so far is 372°F.
My original cooling unit died because of a ammonia leak at the boiler tube welds. Seems to be very common problem on the absorption fridges.
My new cooling unit is not a Amish cooling unit. But was done by a Amish company. National RV Refrigeration. You can give Leon a call if you want info on your RV fridge.
