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Fridge Query
Years ago if you looked at the back of a fridge you'd see the
condenser coils. When I was looking for a new fridge recently I noticed that most models have the back covered with a sheet of what looks like corrugated plastic. I assumed that this was for protection and would be removed on installation. Not so - my new replacement does not mention removing the back and wouldn't be straightforward. I thought that condensers should be in open air for efficiency. What's going on? NB the entire back is covered apart from a 20 cm gap at the bottom where one can see the compressor etc. GrahamC |
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