โJul-31-2020 01:42 PM
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โAug-05-2020 06:26 AM
โAug-05-2020 05:54 AM
ajriding wrote:
the fins take the cold from the cooling unit (same one the freezer uses?), so same effect. Insulate the fins and you get a warmer fridge compartment I would think.
โAug-04-2020 07:02 PM
โAug-04-2020 06:24 PM
โAug-04-2020 12:56 PM
ajriding wrote:
Yes, so you have problems with the fridge as stated above.
Inside the fridge part you see the big aluminum fins. Just insulate those, not all, but start insulating a few. These are what takes the cold from the freezer and makes the fridge cool. If you insulate a few fins then there will be less transfer of heat (cold in this situation in laymans terms).
Maybe as easy as cutting some foam insulation and sticking it between the fins on a few. trial and error will get you to desired temps.
This does not fix the issue causing your problem, but is a work-a-round in a bind.
โAug-03-2020 03:38 PM
โAug-03-2020 03:22 PM
TURNKEY wrote:
Thanks for the replies. I already have temperature controlled fans in the chimney and a battery operated fan in the fridge and freezer. I can get the fridge to be much colder but then it will freeze whatever I have in it.
Once again my question is how to get the freezer to be colder but NOT the fridge. I believe the solution will entail more insulation around the freezer compartment and possibly inside the freezer....just wanting your thoughts or suggestions.
โAug-03-2020 12:31 PM
TURNKEY wrote:Wish i could trick my fridge into getting cold enough to freeze items. Then back it off a bit. What are you doing to make it that cold.
I can get the fridge to be much colder but then it will freeze whatever I have in it.
Once again my question is how to get the freezer to be colder but NOT the fridge.
โAug-03-2020 11:52 AM
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โAug-01-2020 04:24 PM
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โAug-01-2020 02:57 PM
Naio wrote:
Another option is to get a separate freezer. If you have access to 120 volt power, I highly recommend this one. It will keep things frozen for 3.5 days without power, if it is full.
And of course there are 12 volt options, but they are more expensive :-).