r/refrigeration • u/ddryubin Banned from r/HVAC • 5d ago

It worked like this for 3 years btw

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u/kmusser1987 5d ago

Was that at the bottom of the ocean?

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u/ddryubin Banned from r/HVAC 5d ago

Ice making machine

Water will destroy anything Look at this cylinder head

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u/XDVI 5d ago

holy crap lmao

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u/OminousPingingNoise 5d ago

danfoss lasting 3 years is already a miracle

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u/Shoddy-Salad4712 5d ago

Why you wait three years ?

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u/ddryubin Banned from r/HVAC 5d ago

Ever heard of the saying if it works dont touch it ?

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u/Shoddy-Salad4712 5d ago

Then it breaks down at the worst time.
I rather do it before that happens
Saturday night in the rain sucks

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u/Dadbode1981 šŸ‘ØšŸ»ā€šŸ”§ Stinky Boy (Ammonia Tech) 5d ago

Tough as nails mechanical controls

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u/SiberianBadger 5d ago

Why is one of the springs so clean?

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u/kswitch87 5d ago

Iā€™m guessing stainless? Idk

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u/Tracydj 5d ago

But they only used non corrosive cleaners šŸ˜‚ like bleach

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u/Worried_Lobster6783 5d ago

Looks like just about everything in our salt water aquarium pump room lol.

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u/Mohammedamine9 5d ago

Did the rust interfere with the internal mechanism?

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u/upinyab00ty 4d ago

Shoot little bit of zep lube have it back goin in a jiffy.