I now have a reefer with freezer and a separate upright freezer in my
partially heated/insulated garage. I try to keep the temperature in
cold weather at 50-60 degrees.

Will they work okay?

Thanks

Duke

On 28 Oct 2009 10:42:07 GMT, Stepfann King
wrote:

wrote in :

I now have a reefer with freezer and a separate upright freezer in my
partially heated/insulated garage. I try to keep the temperature in
cold weather at 50-60 degrees.

Will they work okay?

Thanks

Duke


Why are you smoking reefers?


FUNNY!

On Wed, 28 Oct 2009 04:38:08 -0800, "Roger Shoaf"
wrote:

At that temp they ought to work just fine. The problems come when you get
to temps colder than the box or really hot ambient temps.


Thanks Roger

Duke

wrote in message
...
I now have a reefer with freezer and a separate upright freezer in my
partially heated/insulated garage. I try to keep the temperature in
cold weather at 50-60 degrees.

Will they work okay?


At that temp they ought to work just fine. The problems come when you get
to temps colder than the box or really hot ambient temps.

--
Roger Shoaf
If you are not part of the solution, you are not dissolved in the solvent.

wrote in :

I now have a reefer with freezer and a separate upright freezer in my
partially heated/insulated garage. I try to keep the temperature in
cold weather at 50-60 degrees.

Will they work okay?

Thanks

Duke

I'm not sure which, but processing reefer is definitely a different
newsgroup.

on 10/28/2009 10:00 AM (ET) Red Green wrote the following:
wrote in :


I now have a reefer with freezer and a separate upright freezer in my
partially heated/insulated garage. I try to keep the temperature in
cold weather at 50-60 degrees.

Will they work okay?

Thanks

Duke


I'm not sure which, but processing reefer is definitely a different
newsgroup.


alt.home.garden is the group for discussing weed.

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Bill
In Hamptonburgh, NY
In the original Orange County. Est. 1683
To email, remove the double zeroes after @

on 10/28/2009 10:43 AM (ET) willshak wrote the following:
on 10/28/2009 10:00 AM (ET) Red Green wrote the following:
wrote in
:


I now have a reefer with freezer and a separate upright freezer in my
partially heated/insulated garage. I try to keep the temperature in
cold weather at 50-60 degrees.

Will they work okay?

Thanks

Duke


I'm not sure which, but processing reefer is definitely a different
newsgroup.


alt.home.garden is the group for discussing weed.

Ooops. That's alt.home.lawn.garden

--

Bill
In Hamptonburgh, NY
In the original Orange County. Est. 1683
To email, remove the double zeroes after @

On Oct 28, 10:45*am, willshak wrote:
on 10/28/2009 10:43 AM (ET) willshak wrote the following:



on 10/28/2009 10:00 AM (ET) Red Green wrote the following:
wrote in
m:

I now have a reefer with freezer and a separate upright freezer in my
partially heated/insulated garage. *I try to keep the temperature in
cold weather at 50-60 degrees.

Will they work okay?

Thanks

Duke

I'm not sure which, but processing reefer is definitely a different
newsgroup.

alt.home.garden is the group for discussing weed.

Ooops. That's alt.home.lawn.garden

--

Bill
In Hamptonburgh, NY
In the original Orange County. Est. 1683
To email, remove the double zeroes after @- Hide quoted text -

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Why wouldn't a fridge or freezer work perfectly fine in a 50-60 deg
environment? It's perfectly fine. The problems come when it
approaching freezing or so hot it can't keep up.

wrote:
I now have a reefer with freezer and a separate upright freezer in my
partially heated/insulated garage. I try to keep the temperature in
cold weather at 50-60 degrees.

Will they work okay?

Thanks

Duke

I don't get it? Is the freezer used as a humidor for the reefers? Must
be some good ****!

Well, someone on usenet said it would not. However, your
freezer doesn't read Usenet. What comes to mind to me, is
that the compressor lubricating oil gets sluggish at lower
temps.

--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
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"IGot2P" wrote in message
...

Roger,

I have a deep freeze in my unheated and uninsulated attached
garage.
This is in SE Iowa where it gets below zero sometimes.
Although I have
never checked the temperature in the garage, I would guess
that it gets
below 32 degrees F several times a year. The freezer has
worked fine for
six years in this location. Do you know of any reason that
it shouldn't?

Cheers,

Don

Pretty close to what I'd have said.

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Learn more about Jesus
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wrote in message
...


The real problem is when it is about 40f
The ambient allows the fridge to make the stat without the
compressor
running and the freezer thaws out.

Roger Shoaf wrote:
wrote in message
...
I now have a reefer with freezer and a separate upright freezer in my
partially heated/insulated garage. I try to keep the temperature in
cold weather at 50-60 degrees.

Will they work okay?


At that temp they ought to work just fine. The problems come when you get
to temps colder than the box or really hot ambient temps.

Roger,

I have a deep freeze in my unheated and uninsulated attached garage.
This is in SE Iowa where it gets below zero sometimes. Although I have
never checked the temperature in the garage, I would guess that it gets
below 32 degrees F several times a year. The freezer has worked fine for
six years in this location. Do you know of any reason that it shouldn't?

Cheers,

Don

In article ,
wrote:

On Wed, 28 Oct 2009 07:51:05 -0700 (PDT), wrote:

Why wouldn't a fridge or freezer work perfectly fine in a 50-60 deg
environment? It's perfectly fine. The problems come when it
approaching freezing or so hot it can't keep up.


The real problem is when it is about 40f
The ambient allows the fridge to make the stat without the compressor
running and the freezer thaws out.

Look for my new product release soon: Fridge with CACA (cold ambient
control algorithm.)

"Smitty Two" wrote in message
news
In article ,
wrote:

On Wed, 28 Oct 2009 07:51:05 -0700 (PDT), wrote:

Why wouldn't a fridge or freezer work perfectly fine in a 50-60 deg
environment? It's perfectly fine. The problems come when it
approaching freezing or so hot it can't keep up.


The real problem is when it is about 40f
The ambient allows the fridge to make the stat without the compressor
running and the freezer thaws out.

Look for my new product release soon: Fridge with CACA (cold ambient
control algorithm.)

No manufacturer would put an algorithm in a refrigerator. Too expensive.

;^)

Eric Law

On Oct 28, 2:26*pm, wrote:
On Wed, 28 Oct 2009 10:52:54 -0600, IGot2P wrote:
Roger Shoaf wrote:
wrote in message
. ..
I now have a reefer with freezer and a separate upright freezer in my
partially heated/insulated garage. *I try to keep the temperature in
cold weather at 50-60 degrees.

Will they work okay?

At that temp they ought to work just fine. *The problems come when you get
to temps colder than the box or really hot ambient temps.

Roger,

I have a deep freeze in my unheated and uninsulated attached garage.
This is in SE Iowa where it gets below zero sometimes. Although I have
never checked the temperature in the garage, I would guess that it gets
below 32 degrees F several times a year. The freezer has worked fine for
six years in this location. Do you know of any reason that it shouldn't?

Cheers,

Don

Of it is freezer only, no problem but as the Stormin Mormin and I have
pointed out, it is when the refrigerator thermostat turns off the
compressor before the freezer is cold enough. In a warmer place, that
is not a problem.- Hide quoted text -

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Agree that was the analysis in previous threads. In many 'fridges'
that also have a freezer section if/when the fridge is placed in say a
garage or cool location, the thermostat being normally in the fridge
section of the appliance and depending on a balancing of air flow
between two sections, under normal 'house' conditions may not operate
the appliance for long sufficiently long for the freezer section to
stay cold enough!
A freezer with its one thermosta controlling the whole unit should be,
based on our expereience too, quite OK.

On Oct 29, 2:12*pm, "Eric" wrote:
"Smitty Two" wrote in message

news


In article ,
wrote:

On Wed, 28 Oct 2009 07:51:05 -0700 (PDT), wrote:

Why wouldn't a fridge or freezer work perfectly fine in a 50-60 deg
environment? * It's perfectly fine. * The problems come when it
approaching freezing or so hot it can't keep up.

The real problem is when it is about 40f
The ambient allows the fridge to make the stat without the compressor
running and the freezer thaws out.

Look for my new product release soon: Fridge with CACA (cold ambient
control algorithm.)

And btw the OP of this thread says reefer and freezer; not fridge
(refrigerator).

No manufacturer would put an 'al-gor-ithm' in a refrigerator. *Too expensive.

;^)

Eric Law- Hide quoted text -

- Nope. That might be inconveniently true!

On Oct 29, 1:12*pm, "Eric" wrote:
"Smitty Two" wrote in message

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In article ,
wrote:

On Wed, 28 Oct 2009 07:51:05 -0700 (PDT), wrote:

Why wouldn't a fridge or freezer work perfectly fine in a 50-60 deg
environment? * It's perfectly fine. * The problems come when it
approaching freezing or so hot it can't keep up.

The real problem is when it is about 40f
The ambient allows the fridge to make the stat without the compressor
running and the freezer thaws out.

Look for my new product release soon: Fridge with CACA (cold ambient
control algorithm.)

No manufacturer would put an algorithm in a refrigerator. *Too expensive.

;^)

Eric Law- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

If you put an algorithm in the refrigerator you should let it warm up
to room temperature before you run it.

When they're cold they get sluggish and can slow your computer down.

They do keep longer though. I've got some old DOS batch files that are
as fresh as the day I wrote them.

On Oct 29, 1:12*pm, "Eric" wrote:
"Smitty Two" wrote in message

news


In article ,
wrote:

On Wed, 28 Oct 2009 07:51:05 -0700 (PDT), wrote:

Why wouldn't a fridge or freezer work perfectly fine in a 50-60 deg
environment? * It's perfectly fine. * The problems come when it
approaching freezing or so hot it can't keep up.

The real problem is when it is about 40f
The ambient allows the fridge to make the stat without the compressor
running and the freezer thaws out.

Look for my new product release soon: Fridge with CACA (cold ambient
control algorithm.)

No manufacturer would put an algorithm in a refrigerator. *Too expensive.

;^)

Eric Law- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

If you put an algorithm in the refrigerator you should let it warm up
to room temperature before you run it.

When they're cold they get sluggish and can slow your computer down.

They do keep longer though. I've got some old DOS batch files that are
as fresh as the day I wrote them.

"DerbyDad03" wrote in message
...
No manufacturer would put an algorithm in a refrigerator. Too expensive.

;^)

Eric Law- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

If you put an algorithm in the refrigerator you should let it warm up
to room temperature before you run it.

When they're cold they get sluggish and can slow your computer down.

They do keep longer though. I've got some old DOS batch files that are
as fresh as the day I wrote them.
Hey, is that where the term "code freeze" came from?

Yeah, I know, completely OT. ;^)

Eric Law

On Oct 30, 9:05*am, "Eric" wrote:
"DerbyDad03" wrote in message

... No manufacturer would put an algorithm in a refrigerator. Too expensive.

;^)

Eric Law- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

If you put an algorithm in the refrigerator you should let it warm up
to room temperature before you run it.

When they're cold they get sluggish and can slow your computer down.

They do keep longer though. I've got some old DOS batch files that are
as fresh as the day I wrote them.

Hey, is that where the term "code freeze" came from?

Yeah, I know, completely OT. *;^)

Eric Law

If you leave the algorithms out of the fridge too long they can grow
Clostridium Botulinum (botulism).

Then you end up with a "killer app".