1st= the sensor normaly is placed behind the evaporator(verdamper) 2nd=if you say its a fridge the thermostat wont do anything because the scale stars lower . 3de=can you please give some more details about the compressor 4de= think your capasity isn't big enough to cool the water properly you can ask me some questions about cooling because i do that in school |
well the evap-part you see is the part from the freezer ... there's a smaller evap part (single plate) that was the fridge part would be safe to roll up the evap? and put it into a smaller res? about the compressor ... the label fell off I know it's a danfoss :) but that's about as much as I know ... is there another way to see it? Quote:
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get over here for the experts :). |
so a little bit of good news when putting a fan on the compressor & putting the condensor horizontally I got -10°C I'd like to see how it would perform with that compressor running cold ... it's still hot not baking-an-egg-on-it hot like it used to be but still pretty hot also considering rolling the evap up, so I can use less liquid, but I'm afraid to do , wouldn't wanna break the evap |
cut off the thermostat to keep it running |
well, when I let the thermostat sensor out of the res, the unit doesn't cool at all ... when I do, it cools imo it's something weird, but I'm letting it in the res:D |
well I got some weird **** now ... the liquid temp would be around -10.5°C BUT I have ice around the evap he whole evap is covered with it ... this is weird imo I used 50/50 demineralised water/anti-freeze *edit* sooo I'm screwed ... took another good look at the anti-freeze bottle, said to -26°C BUT at the bottom in very small lettres (yes as usual) said: don't mix with water/anti-freeze ... one reaction: :chop: |
:^D nice though. |
I believe people usually use an alcohol based mixture (that is, as usually, if my memory serves me correctly :/ ) |
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