On 25 Nov 2005 04:56:18 -0800, wrote:

Also, I left it unplugged for at least 15 hours, and put some bowls of
hot water in it. I think it was fully defrosted. Maybe it is the fan !
Should you be able to feel cold air being blown into the fridge ?

IIUC Frost-free freezers blow air OUT of the freezer, so humidity
doesn't get in. Where it gets the air to blow out, I wonder.

In fridges, the cold air falls out of the refigerator, because cold
air is heavier than warm air.

We've all been told, I think, not to stand there with the door open
because it gets warm inside, but since most of that I would think is
the cold air falling out, I wonder how long that really takes. If it
only takes 10 seconds or 20, once you've stood there that long, you
might as well stand there longer, no?

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