spressomon
Expedition Leader
Just pull out a couple water soaked sandwiches...and then run out of ice and have to eat warm dairy products...that should tip the scales :wings:
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Just pull out a couple water soaked sandwiches...and then run out of ice and have to eat warm dairy products...that should tip the scales :wings:
mattman8706
Observer
mattman8706
Observer
they just called me and told me I should have it by monday. Tuesday at the latest.
woohoo :wings:
woohoo :wings:
Eventhough
Explorer
Cold beer, dry bread, not having to worry about draining water and refilling ice...what else do you need? :victory:
Wes Craiglow
Member
Eventhough
Explorer
My fridge is here. My tracking # wasn't working and I had been out of town all for about 4 days... (not looking good) but my neighbor came over and said he had a big package for me that he picked up off my front porch b/c it was raining... SCORE!!!
The packing on the fridge was bombproof. She cooled from 53 degrees to 34 degrees in no time.
Here is a question for y'all. Is there a way to keep both frozen and refrigerated products in the unit at the same time? IE If you set the temp to '32' will it work to put frozen products in the bottom of the unit and refrigerated products in the top???
The packing on the fridge was bombproof. She cooled from 53 degrees to 34 degrees in no time.
Here is a question for y'all. Is there a way to keep both frozen and refrigerated products in the unit at the same time? IE If you set the temp to '32' will it work to put frozen products in the bottom of the unit and refrigerated products in the top???
HB 4X4
Adventurer
Not likely since freezer temps are generally 0 degrees or below. 32 degrees might just start to create ice crystals in your beverages, but will not keep things frozen well.
Smksignals
Explorer
Good question. I have wondered the same. One time I had it set for 38 or 37, and all the beverages were perfect on the bottom. My salsa was in the upper rack, on the bottom, and had ice forming in it. Maybe a good question for Edgestar or Compact Appliance.
Photog
Explorer
Cold does fall to the bottom, so there should be a temperature gradient. So the bottom could be set to freeze, and the top to be above freezing. But it is a narrrow temperature range (2 degrees top to bottom), and I don't know if this equipment can keep the temp that steady. I think it will probably fluctuate more than that.
Different products freeze at different temps, as their ingredients change the freezing point of the water within. More/less salt, sugar, alcohol, etc., act like antifreeze.
Different products freeze at different temps, as their ingredients change the freezing point of the water within. More/less salt, sugar, alcohol, etc., act like antifreeze.
doc holiday
Adventurer
How many of you bought the extended warranty and which one did you get?
Eventhough
Explorer
I got the 5 year.
doc holiday
Adventurer
Well after much thought i finally bit it and ordered mine!! Cant wait to get it and see how it works!!
HMR
Rendezvous Conspiracy
Did I just quote myself?
I originally used 5/16" bolts:
Swapped to 1/4" (much better):
The platform sits on heavy duty drawer slides:
And doubles as a table when extended:
So far, the fridge doesn't move at all over bumps and washboards. We're also very happy with the performance of the EdgeStar and haven't had any problems, yet, running it off of our single aux battery.
Don't mean to muck up this thread too much but here are some pics of the finished mount. Hopefully it'll help others...
I originally used 5/16" bolts:
Swapped to 1/4" (much better):
The platform sits on heavy duty drawer slides:
And doubles as a table when extended:
So far, the fridge doesn't move at all over bumps and washboards. We're also very happy with the performance of the EdgeStar and haven't had any problems, yet, running it off of our single aux battery.
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