The compressor does all the cooling. Those set points only control the air movements from the cooling coil area to the freezer or fridge side. So! you adjust the airflow for more or less cooling in either section and too cold in both - raise the temp. Too hot in both raise the temp setting - not the air control.
A more technical explanation
The freezer is located above the refrigerator portion, and warmer air rises. So the colder air would naturally sink to the refrigerator. However, there is a vent of a calibrated size or a damper door you can adjust to only let so much of the cool air down at a time. The thermostat is in the refrigerator, since that is where the exact temperature is more crucial, but the evaporator coils are in the freezer for the most part. There might be an extra loop of the coils in the refrigerator portion in some models, but most of the cooling takes place around the freezer box. If you have a freezer control, then that is just a door between the two cavities.
No, the generator is too small.
Your reciprocating compressors have to be the booster compressors (if running on low temp system)feeding its discharge to the suction of the screw(not directly)(if running on medium temp.
Possibly. You need to check the rating on the device. Many compressors can operate on either 50 or 60 Hz.
They do not have moving parts (e.g. compressor blades, shaft, turbine blades) needed by turbojet engines, increasing reliability, reducing maintenance costs, and permitting them to operate at faster airspeeds. However neither can be used at low airspeeds at all, being a significant disadvantage as a different engine (e.g. turbojet, rocket) must also be provided for takeoff and landing.
Though these words may be used interchangeably, there is a difference. A pump is a motor designed to move fluids (whether gas or liquid). A compressor is a kind of pump that has a motor that forces air molecules closer together to pack more matter in a smaller volume. Gases are the only things that are compressable where pumps deal more with liquids (mainly water) although there are air pumps. More.. Pumps are used to move liquids of all kinds not just water. They can be driven by electric motors, steam turbines, wind power etc. Compressors move gasses. We sometimes use what is called a tire pump to inflate bicycle tires but it is actually a hand powered compressor.
You could, if you don't mind destroying the refrigeration system. Different types of refrigerants operate at different system pressures, and also transport different compressor lubricants through the system.
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Reefer is just like a dry box cept you got a fridge/freezer to operate.
Some tools that may require an air compressor are wrenches. Some wrenches will operate on air power for faster use.
No, the generator is too small.
if you do it will freeze then when you want to use it, it wouldn't work because it is too cold and can't operate
A re manufactured compressor should fix. they are easy to install.
The Air Conditioner needs electricity to power all the electrical controls, operate the compressor that pushes the refrigerant through the system, and run the fans.
I'm not sure why you would want to disable this.. There is an on and off switch in the trunk on the passenger side. In the off position the air compressor will not operate.
Which oil we are using in Compressor 3GS, 4GS, What is full form of it?
According to the 2002 Ford Explorer owner's manual, the air conditioning can operate in all of the 6 different modes as long as the outside temperature is about 43 F. or higher.
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