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Embraco Conpressor X-ref geothermaljones 12-16-2007
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Posted by geothermaljones on December 16, 2007, 5:37 pm
OK I know appliances aren't part of this world, but this one is driving me
nuts...
Of course it's mine, & the marital strife is worse than the sub par freezer.
(please don't mention the lack of hardness in the meat... but I digress)

I've got a 20 yr old Sub-Zero mdl 532 w/dual compressors.
The freezer side is giving up, as much as I coax it along...
It's got a 1/5th HP Embraco (Bristol?) compressor & I've been unable to find
a replacement.
Any help will be appreciated. The guys at my wholesale house are coming up
with a few ideas, but I'm not staking on them.

hoping for
goodluck
geothermaljones
st.paul,mn





Posted by on December 16, 2007, 6:08 pm
On Sun, 16 Dec 2007 16:37:11 -0600, "geothermaljones"

>OK I know appliances aren't part of this world, but this one is driving me
>nuts...
>Of course it's mine, & the marital strife is worse than the sub par freezer.
>(please don't mention the lack of hardness in the meat... but I digress)

        We won't talk about your popsicle dripping, either.

>
>I've got a 20 yr old Sub-Zero mdl 532 w/dual compressors.
>The freezer side is giving up, as much as I coax it along...
>It's got a 1/5th HP Embraco (Bristol?) compressor & I've been unable to find
>a replacement.
>Any help will be appreciated. The guys at my wholesale house are coming up
>with a few ideas, but I'm not staking on them.
>
>hoping for
>goodluck
>geothermaljones
>st.paul,mn
>
>
>

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Posted by r.bartlett on December 16, 2007, 7:19 pm
Embraco are old model Danfoss. There is usually a Tecumseh model replacement
but they are always dearer. The number refers to the cc so a FF6BK is a 6cc
unit.

Post the model number

Cheers

Richard



Posted by Stormin Mormon on December 17, 2007, 12:38 pm
Please post whatever numbers you have on the compressor, and I (for one)
will provide what help I can.

Sub Zero does have some parts houses, I know of at least one.

Seeing as it's a freezer, you could figure it's a low back pressure
compressor.

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.
.

OK I know appliances aren't part of this world, but this one is driving me
nuts...
Of course it's mine, & the marital strife is worse than the sub par freezer.
(please don't mention the lack of hardness in the meat... but I digress)

I've got a 20 yr old Sub-Zero mdl 532 w/dual compressors.
The freezer side is giving up, as much as I coax it along...
It's got a 1/5th HP Embraco (Bristol?) compressor & I've been unable to find
a replacement.
Any help will be appreciated. The guys at my wholesale house are coming up
with a few ideas, but I'm not staking on them.

hoping for
goodluck
geothermaljones
st.paul,mn






Posted by Bubba on December 17, 2007, 7:03 pm
On Mon, 17 Dec 2007 12:38:17 -0500, "Stormin Mormon"

>Please post whatever numbers you have on the compressor, and I (for one)
>will provide what help I can.
>
>Sub Zero does have some parts houses, I know of at least one.
>
>Seeing as it's a freezer, you could figure it's a low back pressure
>compressor.

Get your thimble out because Im sure whatever Stormy will provide you
will easily fit in there.
Bubba

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