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Obtenir le dernier prix100 ~ 300 / Unit
|Minimum Order
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Prix de commande minimale:
Commande minimale:
1 Unit
Packaging Detail:
as per the requirment of the buyer
Delivery Time:
15 days after payment
Supplying Ability:
10 Unit per Week
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Pakistan
Personne àcontacter Mr. Saleem
B-7 BLOCK 5 GULSHAN-E-IQBAL, KARACHI, SHIND
A refrigerator condenser is one of the main operating components
that make up the cooling system on a standard refrigerator. It
consists of a series of copper tubes that overlap in a grid or
coiling pattern. On most models, the condenser is located at the
back of the unit, though some may be installed on the bottom or
along one side of the unit. While its size can vary, it often
covers at least half of the area of the refrigerator wall, and some
even cover the entire wall of the unit.
Combined with the evaporator unit within the fridge, the condenser
removes heat from inside the refrigerator and transfers it to the
outside of the unit. A series of copper tubes or pipes connect the
two devices, and liquid refrigerant passes through these tubes to
travel from one to the other. As the refrigerant passes through the
evaporator, it collects heat energy from within the refrigerator or
freezer, leaving the inside of the unit cold enough for food
storage. The extra heat energy warms the refrigerant, causing it to
transform into a gaseous material. This gaseous refrigerant then
travels down to the condenser.
As the refrigerant passes into the condenser, a fan blows air onto
the copper tubes. This cools the refrigerant inside, and the excess
heat energy is exhausted into the room. Once the heat leaves the
refrigerant, it transforms back into a liquid, then travels back
into the evaporator to repeat this cooling cycle.
To maximize the operating life of a refrigerator, owners must
perform routine maintenance tasks, which include cleaning the
refrigerator condenser coils. By keeping these coils free of dirt
and debris, owners will often find that the unit is less likely to
break down. A clean unit is also able to operate more efficiently,
which may result in lower utility costs.
Before attempting to clean the coils, users should unplug the unit
or switch off the electrical breaker to reduce the risk of injury.
The refrigerator should then be pulled away from the wall to allow
access to the unit. Some coils are covered by a plate or panel,
which typically slides or snaps off by hand. Once the condenser is
exposed, users can clean the coils with a vacuum hose attachment or
a stiff brush. It's important to work carefully during this task to
avoid bending or damaging the tubes.
