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Xringer · 12-23-10, 02:31 PM

It came that way. On the bottom, you can see two white cables connected
into the Crankcase heater element, that encircles the base of the compressor.
When I turn the unit off, that heater stays on, drawing 30-40 watts.. 24-7.

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I was just thinking, a lot of these power surges occur right around sunup..
Maybe I should set the remote timer function to shut down the Sanyo at 4:30 AM.?.

12-23-10, 02:31 PM	#245
Xringer Lex Parsimoniae Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Woburn, MA Posts: 4,918 Thanks: 114 Thanked 250 Times in 230 Posts	It came that way. On the bottom, you can see two white cables connected into the Crankcase heater element, that encircles the base of the compressor. When I turn the unit off, that heater stays on, drawing 30-40 watts.. 24-7. ~~~ I was just thinking, a lot of these power surges occur right around sunup.. Maybe I should set the remote timer function to shut down the Sanyo at 4:30 AM.?. Last edited by Xringer; 12-23-10 at 02:33 PM.. Reason: Crazy idea