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goblinsly · 07-31-13, 05:36 AM

If i could just use this topic to ask another thing ....

My fridge is working for 30 mins and then resting for 60 mins. I noticed that as soon as the fridge turns off, the fans cool off the coils in a couple of minutes and then keep blowing but all the work goes to waste...soo i am thinking of adding more material and connect it to the coils .. this means there will be more material to be heated in this 30 minutes and therefor the coils will have the lower temperature ... and as the fridge turns off, in those 60 mins it will get cooled down.

I am pretty sure this should work because in those 60 mins, the coils always get cooled down to near air temperature. Soo basicly the only thing that matters is making sure that those 30 mins when compressor runs, there is a lot of material absorbing heat and in turn making the gas in pipes cooler ...

07-31-13, 05:36 AM	#5
goblinsly Lurking Renovator Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Slovenia Posts: 17 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	If i could just use this topic to ask another thing .... My fridge is working for 30 mins and then resting for 60 mins. I noticed that as soon as the fridge turns off, the fans cool off the coils in a couple of minutes and then keep blowing but all the work goes to waste...soo i am thinking of adding more material and connect it to the coils .. this means there will be more material to be heated in this 30 minutes and therefor the coils will have the lower temperature ... and as the fridge turns off, in those 60 mins it will get cooled down. I am pretty sure this should work because in those 60 mins, the coils always get cooled down to near air temperature. Soo basicly the only thing that matters is making sure that those 30 mins when compressor runs, there is a lot of material absorbing heat and in turn making the gas in pipes cooler ...