'turbo' fan for Engles 39l fridge
Submitted: Monday, Aug 19, 2002 at 00:00
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justin
I have an Engles fridge made in the early nineties that pre-dates the model that incorporates a computer type fan to circulate the air around the compressor.
Having obtained such a fan, which is rated at about .15 amps, I attempted to locate points to where I could connect the wires (to no avail).
Has anyone succeeded in such a venture so that the fan only operates when the fridge switches on, or should I take the other alterative and break in where the 12 volts plug enters the fridge and manually switch it?Alternatively is it worth bothering with doing this at all?
Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Reply By: Rob - Monday, Aug 19, 2002 at 00:00
Monday, Aug 19, 2002 at 00:00
Justin
find the two wires that supply power to the fridge, the positive and negative, and connect the negative of the fan direct to the negative of the power in. next, find the switched positve, the positve that leaves the thermostat and heads to the compressor, and connect to that. The fan will than cycle with the compressor. If possible,
check your connectors first and try and get a similar style piggyback or double type that will match the original, then you are not unnecessarily breaking into wires. if you are not sure, ask a mate who can understand.
Rob
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Follow Up By: Justin - Wednesday, Aug 21, 2002 at 00:00
Wednesday, Aug 21, 2002 at 00:00
Thats guys.
I went to faninstall/htm and followed the instructions.
It works a TREAT!
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