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JulieB888 wrote:
My friend keeps telling me that if the burner was the problem then, the fridge would work on electricity and the fact that it won't work on either gas or electric means that the problem is something else - like the cooling unit must be broken. He says electricity should by-pass the burner and the flu and that heat ammonia via element. Does that sound right?
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JulieB888 wrote:
I have been running it on MAX continually for two years. Is that bad? It has worked fine. Not as cold as a household fridge in the summer heat here in California but good performance overall -- until now.
I have never cleaned any of it and have never had it serviced. Do you really think that could be the problem?
Its kind of scary trying to work on it considering the explosive chemicals. Is it dangerous to clean out the burner? I guess I should turn off the propane before I do that and not have flammable chemicals near by, anything else that I should know?
Also, do you guys think that it would help to take it out and turn it on its head for a while? Or is that only for fridges older than mine, its a 1992.
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