So I live in a college/University community and every year, regardless of viral disease and mayhem, the students throw away tons of furniture, appliances, and the infamous mii fridge. I've scooped a few over the years selling them on craigslist and the like. About 6 months ago I was coming home from a hunting expedition and came across a youtube video or some post or another regarding transforming a college mini fridge into a deep freezer, which although I was unsuccessful in my hunt, I thought well surely next year I will need an item like this to throw Bambi and friends into, eh it was a project what can I say? :biggrin2:
So here's my dilemma, now that I have a mii fridge, built a wooden supporting frame, learned that the evaporating coils need to be above the compressor, and a few other lessons... This evening I used my Multimeter to check the continuity between the three posts and the outer wall (scrapped with a file to bare metal) And they all appeared good, I got the following values: No pin had a resistance agains the shell of the compressor, good. ~10 ohms, 42.5 ohms, and 38 ohms. I saw a video today stating they should be 4, 6 and 10. I don't know how true this is. Also I have a feeling I'm working with the same problem I started with, The lines not being appropriately elevated or arranged in accordance to either each other or the compressor itself. :wink2:
I'll attach photos, and I plan on posting this in 2 other sections on this forum (they do that in reddit and it annoys me but hey I'm not posting about my cat yawning) :glasses:
Photos will come later having technical difficulties sending an email from y phone, thanks. :vs_cool:
