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  1. 02-18-2009, 09:01 PM #1
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    snow cone anyone?



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  2. 02-18-2009, 09:56 PM #2
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    thats the new camoflaugh design for theft protection
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  3. 02-19-2009, 12:34 AM #3
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    At least they didn't try to de-ice it with an ice-pick.
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    Quote Originally Posted by james80031 View Post
    At least they didn't try to de-ice it with an ice-pick.
    I knew I didn't need that tool anymore after refrigerators went to frost free
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  5. 02-19-2009, 12:57 PM #5
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    Gonna be a while before he needs to use those gages!!
    If you really know how it works, you have an execellent chance of fixin' er up!

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    Hey look, It's a snow machine for a ski resort. I want to work on one of those.
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  7. 02-19-2009, 04:21 PM #7
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    I see the problem.

    It went way past beer can cold.

    I'm glad I could be of help.
    Waddya mean don't thaw out the frig with a knive?
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    Quote Originally Posted by papa_jo View Post
    I knew I didn't need that tool anymore after refrigerators went to frost free
    I still use one to line up sheet metal holes.
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  9. 02-19-2009, 09:15 PM #9
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    Love the wiring job on that puppy. Can't understand why the tech was called out? Looks like a perfectly nice plaster job to me!
    If YOU want change, YOU have to first change.

    If you are waiting for the 'other guy' to change first, just remember, you're the 'other guy's' other guy. To continue to expect real change when you keep acting the same way as always, is folly. Won't happen. Real change will only happen when a majority of the people change the way they vote!
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    Don't get rid of it yet..

    James,

    Don't get rid of it yet.. refrigerators went frost-free, the addition of a heating element, termination switch & defrost timer, is what made them frost-free. If the heater goes out, it will frost & freeze over for sure. Helpful hint, when checking a domestic refrigerator for system performance & operation: the evap coil must develope a light frost pattern from start to end of the coil, but not extending through the cabinet to the outside of the box. This is the final check for most refrigerator manufacturers. If the frost pattern goes outside the box, they remove a very small amount of refrigerant. If it does not extend to the end of the coil, they add a very small amount of refrigerant.
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    thats a saftey so the thieves can't steal the copper
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  12. 02-21-2009, 08:38 AM #12
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    All that's missing are the 2 pieces of coal and the carrot nose
    There's TREACHERY AFOOT!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by papa_jo View Post
    I knew I didn't need that tool anymore after refrigerators went to frost free
    likewise me! i don't really think i will be needing it.
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