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Re: Re: IH Refrigerator
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Posted by Will R. on August 08, 2002 at 10:40:58 from (209.7.16.27):
In Reply to: Re: IH Refrigerator posted by Bill Smith on August 07, 2002 at 21:58:27:
I just picked up a 1952 IH fridge from work, that they were going to scrap out. I took it home, plug it in, and it worked fine, till I turned on my bench grinder on, and the breaker poped. So I got out my amp meter and found that it was @ 19.4 amp's. This fridge had a butter warmer built into the door, I unplug the warmer and my amp's went down to 2.1 . Not to bad for a old fridge.And after I put on a new door seal , it keeps pop? OK, my beer very cooled, and cost very little to run.By the way who needs a butter warmer when it just for the garage.
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