I wantto build a compact qaulity bow - Archery

Low refrigerant levels can cause ice build-up on your AC unit. If refrigerant levels drop, the refrigerant pressure inside your evaporator coil drops below freezing and thus the coils ice up because humidity freezes on the coils. The refrigerant pressures need to be checked and refrigerant added to achieve proper cooling without ice building on the coils.

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Try this (one of many troubleshoots)

Face the Trunk & open
Peel back the weatherstrip on the top right corner (let it hang) of the opening
Peel down the gray carpet material.
Expose the top motor rod (golden colored)
Look near the joint, and you'll find a sleeve that connects to the rod that is fixed with a pin (black ish).
If this pin is missing and you see a small hole (about 1/8" dia), you're in luck. The fix is easy as the pin simply fell out.
Look in the top-cover compartment boot or the trunk floor.
Tap the pin back in with a small hammer - but note that this pin is tapered, so don't force it. If it doesn't wantto go in one way, try flippng the pin over, or try the opposite side (the taper is ever so slight).

A tip...
If the top bow starts to hit the erect boot lid, it's time to go back there to re-tap it in. I usually end up re-tapping it in 3-5 tmes a year. The pin wears, so R&R with a new pin would be best. Pretty cheap part at the local Saab independent shop. I wait for the bow to it the lid, so I can re-tap... it's just fun to have a interactive relationship with the inner workings of a car. ...ok, I'm just lazy to go to the shop.

Hope this helps!

Normally compact refrigerators are not frost free and will need to defrosted periodically. This can be done by unpluging it for 24 hours to allow the ice to melt.

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dont wory about the bow
the legs are on a square
consider it a 27" square
but you will regret putting it on a pedistal

Lynne, the freezer section is what provides the cooling for the fridge, so there is no way to disconnect the freezer and still be able to have the fridge operate.

With the small compact fridges, the only thing you can do is to manually defrost the unit, when the ice buildup gets too much, which can vary, based on how you use your fridge, how often it gets opened and closed, etc.

Some compact fridge models have a small push button in the center of the temperature setting control knob - if your's has one, you can push that to initiate a self defrost cycle. However, you'll need to have some towels handy to collect the water that will result from melting off the freezer section.

There are not many small, compact fridge units that have the no-frost feature of full sized fridges, as it is more costly to build in all the needed components required to have frost-free operation. Not to mention the size of the fridge gets much larger, because of all the space needed to house those features (defrost heaters, electronic controls, ciruculating fans, control vents, sensors, drip/drain pan, etc., etc.)

Hope you find this Very Helpful and best regards!

The blue CRT (picture tube is bad) These TVs were a real problem. Picture tubes began failing in these sets within 2 years of use. Sony warranted some of these TVs for a short while but has since abandoned their customers so they could build defective LCD projectors which are now the subject of a class action lawsuit.

Kick it to the curb and start lookin' for a new one.

michtech

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The thermostat is not cutting out.. It needs to be replaced.. Your compressor risks burning out if its is continoulsy running ...

One of your convergence IC's has either cracked loose or burned out. The IC will have to be resoldered or replaced and then the convergence circuits realigned. If you do not have experience in repairing convergence circuits then have a qualified tech handle it for you. This is by far the most common failure in the projection sets and a good tech can have it fixed in about an hour and a half. I charge $150 for that but shops in your area will vary, so call around.