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It's a really old gal and while my daughter was trying to help chip away built up frost, she (was using a flat head btw :rolleyes: ) she punctured a shelf and it started hissing...
What the heck did she do? What should I do?
I'd ask the husband but he's out on a long haul and out of cell range for the next day or two.
Thank you so very much for any help you can give!!
The
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Was the freezer unpluged as soon as this happened?
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A student punctured her freezer coil and said she shut it off, but apparently not soon enough as when I put a fitting on the compressor tubing, WATER ran out! NOT good. In your case, it probably did the same thing, sorry, total junk.
If the puncture was in a spot where water did not get sucked in, it might be fixable, but at a reduced compressor efficiency, probably not worth the effort.
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