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Posted by Noon-Air on March 1, 2008, 4:36 pm
> Stormin Mormon wrote:
>> Marc says it's a walk in beer cooler. That's high temp, in the
>> refrigeration world. Hmm. You've gone from too much frost, to now no
>> frost. Some high temp coolers don't need a defrost cycle, as they run
>> evap temp over the freezing point. But, going from frozen solid to no
>> frost at all. I'd be looking for a defrost problem of some kind.
>> Defrost timer sticking, maybe?
>>
>> --
>> Christopher A. Young
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>>
>>>
>>> I have a full charge but I am not getting even frosting. The room
>>> temperature at the time of frosting was 16°C.
>>>
>>> I happen to be popping in again tomorrow for another un-related
>>> reason and will experiment further.
>>
>> You shouldn't see frosting on a Medium temperture coil at that [16º
>> C]fixture termperature, but if it is set up as a high temperature
>> coil, then you would.
>>
>> Can you tell me what the application is? High or Medium termperature?
>>
>>
>> --
>> Zyp
>
> High Temp?????
>
> Let me see. High Temperature is anything above 45º F in the
> "refrigeration world" - so I generally like my beer a lot colder than
> that. Anyone else want some warm draft ?
Its for a Lucas refrigerator ;-)
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