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 12-09-2007, 05:32 Post: 149105
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 Refrigerator in shop

I put a common home refrigerator in the unheated portion of my shop, where in past winters it rarely has gotten below 15-20 degrees even at zero or below outside. First question, does any harm come to a refrigerator left plugged in in this situation? Second question, at what point does beer, (common or lite), soda pop, (diet or reg), freeze? The fridge could be moved to the heated portion, but I hate to give up the space, Thanks. Frank.






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 12-15-2007, 00:14 Post: 149328
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Thanks for the info guys. I did talk to the local appliance dealer about it a few days ago, he sold us the frige 10 yrs. ago. He said that with the type of compressor ours has that a small electric heater should be installed on the compressor to keep the oil from getting too thick. We moved it into the warm shop, it had been in the house up til this winter. That's interesting about the temp of beer freezing. My neighbor tells me that pop will stay thawed below 32 because of the sugar in it, Diet pop he says is just colored water and chemicals, it freezes.






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