How does the refrigerant flow into all the seperate pins? 1. Is the refrigerant pumped into the big pipe and the pins are just connected with the pipe en coolant flow into the pins? 2. Or are there seperate pipes in the big pipe, the seperate pipes are small and goes through all the pins? 3. Or is it something else? I'm so facsinated by this machine. I have one myself and always wondered how the refrigerant goes through all these pins. I'm looking forward for your reaction :)
Unscrew the back cover which will reveal the screws for the lid. The brown could be the chrome plating falling off! The pipes are made of copper which corrode easily.
I don't understand why this water is frozen only near the metal, shouldn't it be freezing same in all places? Water transfer temperature very well so it should be like I said
As an ice eater this video was so satisfying to watch. I love igloo ice...especially when they're made with carbonated water.
"As an ice eater" is a beginning to a sentence that should automatically disqualify your opinion
This video should have 10 billion views
Cool. I want to get an ice maker now.
Ice in 12 minutes. Amazing.
How does the refrigerant flow into all the seperate pins?
1. Is the refrigerant pumped into the big pipe and the pins are just connected with the pipe en coolant flow into the pins?
2. Or are there seperate pipes in the big pipe, the seperate pipes are small and goes through all the pins?
3. Or is it something else?
I'm so facsinated by this machine. I have one myself and always wondered how the refrigerant goes through all these pins. I'm looking forward for your reaction :)
Playback speed at 2x 👌
When I tell you I came to the comment section to type this exact thing 😅
@@AndreeaDiana great minds think alike, I suppose 😌👌
that is amazing! when's the next video coming out? looking forward to it!
I want an ice maker because, i don't got much space for ice trays only food
nice! i wonder if the metal pipe is just a steel or some kind of special alloy to go very low temperature
Its just aluminum
Aluminum has a ridiculously efficient thermal exchange rate!
Are those rods safe they look discolored like mine? I was going to throw my ice maker away
Yeah, the plating (tin maybe?) was peeling off mine. So if you see metal shards on the concave side of your ice, toss away the machine.
thats sooo cool
Please, how do I clean behind the pipes, I can see some brown - could it be mold 😩😩😩
Unscrew the back cover which will reveal the screws for the lid. The brown could be the chrome plating falling off! The pipes are made of copper which corrode easily.
@@Sciencenme is that safe because this looks exactly like the inside of my ice maker all the chrome come off
I don't understand why this water is frozen only near the metal, shouldn't it be freezing same in all places? Water transfer temperature very well so it should be like I said
apparently not transfer well enough
It needs a point to start forming ice crystals. If you would cool it long enough, of course the whole tray would freeze up
Water is an insulator it doesn’t transfer temperature well
Yup.
10 minutes for just 8 ice cubes?
It’s still way faster than old fashioned ice trays in a freezer. That can take more than half an hour.