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Our chest freezer is not working perfectly....does the area of the external panel (has air flow slates/openings) housing the compressor need to be open to the air? Presently, the freezer is in a tight spot & the panel is up against a shelf & obstructed.
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[COLOR="Blue"]does the area of the external panel (has air flow slates/openings) housing the compressor need to be open to the air?[/COLOR] Yes they should be open to the air. If not youur compressor will run hot, reducing it's efficiency and lifetime. |
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I assummed as much...thanks for the prompt reply
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