whats the similarity between a woman and a fridge?
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they both drip when they are f****d
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Well it depends on the brand and popularity of the fridge you are working on.  Find the model number on the fridge (sometimes inside, other times it will be on the back near where the power cord enters).  Now search google for any topics on the fridge.  If that doesn't work, with the model number add a space and a .pdf in google and see what you can find...most schematics are in this Adobe format.  \n\nAnother idea is to look around the fridge itself for a schematic, one of mine has it behind a light cover in the freezer, another I have seen had it in a little packet zip tied to the coils in the rear.  It may also be printed on the panel with the power requirements.  \n\nIf you want to post the model number I will see what I can find for you.\n\nMike
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Usually, when something is cannabilized, parts are taken off of it to fix other products that use the same components.  So, if I had a bad refridgerator with spare parts on to fix another not-so bad fridge, I'd cannibalize parts off of one to fix another.
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close the light in the house....then go to the kitchen and open the door of the fridge.....this is where the light goes...haahahahhahahahahahahahahaha
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There is a small switch on the side of the fridge that turns the light inside off when the door closes.  It usually looks like a button.
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Something else to add on to the fridgerator...I guess
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The absorption refrigerator is a refrigerator that utilizes a heat source to provide the energy needed to drive the cooling system rather than being dependent on electricity to run a compressor. These refrigerators are popular where electricity is unreliable, costly, or unavailable.\n\nThe basic principle of how these refrigerators cool their interior is the same as in conventional compression refrigerators. Both use refrigerant liquids that boil at low temperatures to achieve cooling. A large amount of energy is needed to turn the liquid into gas, and this is absorbed from the surroundings, cooling them. The difference is in how the gas is turned back to liquid to use it again for more cooling. A conventional electric refrigerator uses a pump to compress the gas back to liquid; a gas absorption refrigerator uses another liquid to absorb the gas and then has extra stages to separate the pure refrigerant liquid out again for re-use, this extra part being where the heat source is involved.\n\nVariations exist, but the usual pattern of gas absorption refrigerator uses ammonia as the refrigerant and water as the absorber, with hydrogen gas included to adjust the pressure in the system. The exact mixture and pressure has to be correct to give proper cooling at normal temperatures.\n\nThe cooling system consists of four main parts: the evaporator, absorber, generator and condenser. The evaporator is where chilling happens as the liquid ammonia evaporates, absorbing heat from its surroundings to enable the liquid to turn to gas. The ammonia gas passes on to the absorber, where it dissolves in water. The solution flows down to the generator where the external heat source is used to bubble the ammonia out again. This gas is purified by condensing out water vapour before rising to the main condenser. The condenser has big fins on the outside which let air cool it sufficiently for the ammonia to flow out of the bottom as a liquid again, down into the evaporator.\n\nThe hydrogen plays an interesting part in making this cycle work. Why does the ammonia which turned to liquid in the condenser then evaporate at essentially the same temperature and pressure in the evaporator? Because the evaporator also contains hydrogen gas, and the partial pressures exerted by the two gases mean that the ammonia liquid will evaporate (Dalton's law applies). The hydrogen is present in the absorber too, but is not absorbed as it does not dissolve in the water.\n\nThe ammonia, water and hydrogen system is closed. The water in the absorber is actually a weak solution of ammonia carried out of the generator when the ammonia bubbles out by a "bubble pump" like the pipe of a coffee percolator. There is no other pump in the system, liquids flowing back down under gravity and the gas pressure being the same throughout the system.\n\nThere are other gas absorption refrigerators which use only ammonia and water with a heat source applied intermittently, possibly just once a day. These have a pressure valve between the condenser and evaporator so that the generator and condenser are pressurised when the generator is heated. The liquid ammonia is forced slowly through the valve from the high pressure side into the evaporator where it evaporates in the lower pressure. The pressure differential will last for some time after the heat source is removed, so active cooling occurs for longer than the time the heat is applied. When the pressures have equalised, the ammonia solution from the absorber can flow back into the generator ready for the cycle to start again.
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no need of ice cubes \nto pu in trousers\njust sit in refrigerator for 5 min
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The room temperature will increase.  I could make a complicated thermodynamics argument, but the simple way to think of it is this: since the refrigerator is plugged in, energy is continuously entering the room.  Since the room is "thermodynamically closed," no energy is leaving the room, so the net energy of the room must be increasing (i.e. the temp is rising).
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RUN.....to and from the fridge...
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They're on top of the fridge!
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it depends on the alloy of stainless steel (there are MANY different varieties of stainless steel) -- some stainless steels are "magnetizeable," others are not.\n\ncommon non-magnetic stainless steels include those found in automotive exhaust systems and those found in naval submarine hulls.\n\nif you're talking about the outside case of the refrigerator, it's usually made of a magnetic steel (hence "refrigerator magnets")\n\nif your fridge's steel is non-magnetic, the only way to magnetize it is to replace the non-magnetic steel with a magnetic variety.  as an intellectual exercise, this is theoretically possible; however, it is not economically practical.
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Upper or Lower part of the fridge? LoL.. I think its great to have a drink (alcohol or not~), and listenin to your fav music. Jazz is preferable. =)
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I like collecting fridge magnets
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Cold falls so the cold created in the freezer helps to keep the fridge part cool also.\n\nCoach
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Definitely the humming of the refridgerator.  When I first heard it, I instantly fell in love...I would come home from work and run to the kitchen instead of my wife.  It cost me my marriage, but I just don't care.  My kids hate me, but it doesn't matter!  I'm gonna spend every available second next to that refridgerator until the day I die!
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get a repeat order for a refrigerator from an eskimo !