That defrost coil works off of a timer that’s located inside the fridge itself. Sound like it got stuck on. Very easy fix if that’s what it is. Fixed mine $30 US for the part. Still kickin ass four years later.
yes for an Air Force plow truck used to smooth runways, playing on rocks and more rocks does just fine. yes if the TV dinner got fully cooked then the house might have burnt too thansk
Now you can start your own catering service King . Freshly cooked TV dinners straight from the freezer LoL! Seriously hope you can get it fixed my fridge has been making funny noises lately cost an arm and a leg for a new one now a days
yes maybe do a manual defrost of your fridge because a new one will have way to many computer things and sensors too. all mine need was a good defrost. thansk
Mr. KoO and Xena, Thank you for another very well produced video. It's always fun to see what's going on way up in the Great White North. FYI: I have a cheapie non electronic frost free/ self defrosting Frigidaire. It has a timer that runs whenever the compressor or the defrost heater runs to advance to the next mode. One day my compressor was short cycling so I reached up into the timer with a screw driver and advanced it manually to defrost. It clicks pretty loud when you move it from cooling to heating. But, it did it again, so I pulled the cover off and dangled the timer by the wires so I could see it. It must have been stopping or maybe we had too much moisture that froze the cooling coil, either way, I marked it with Sharpie ink and I can see if it's stopped now. You probably have the same thing and perhaps the timer got stuck or the surges killed it. Years ago I had a Frigid Air that the timer quit on and I got a new one. It was about $20. Back then it just did a defrost 1 time in a 24 hour period. I can see the newer one will defrost in about 6 hours OF COMPRESSOR RUN TIME, independent of the the time of day. Anyway, I hope you can find it to see if it's working right. It should be in the Fridge not the Freezer, not too far from the thermostat. OK, Fine Business, plowing and running the snowmobiles. (I mean skidoos) I hope you are enjoying the snow. And Ms. Xena, 0°F is cold for a cellphone battery. They don't like working in that kind of cold temp. I think iPhone says no lower than 0°C. Also Too, sand papering a sparkplug won't hurt it, it just wears off more metal. You may want to do a little more than just sand them sometimes by heating just the two electrodes with a hand held torch like a propane torch. Just heat them up to RED, not ORANGE hot, to burn off some of the carbon. 2 cycle engines do reduce sparkplug life by depositing the oil onto the plug and then burning it forming a deposit of carbon. Does your Dad have one of those sparkplug blasters? They are very effective for prolonging sparkplug life. OK, ben/ michigan
There's a timer that controls the heat cycle .it might be stuck. Look for it at the top of the main part of the fridge. Try turning it with a screwdriver it might start working.
Sensor is not telling it not to stop heating, and on the other hand The tube sensors going to make you go away tell you to stop,,, lol great news ,that your still in a house,,, lol wow, BigAl California thanks
Hi from Connecticut king. Looks like you had fun. Also glad to see that your views and subscribers are increasing. It's seems like you gained another 200 subscribers overnight.
Blah haha…cannot turn Thor around in the road because he is unregistered, but drives the Famous Black Cat right down to downtown Whoville 2 night before!!! LEGEND!!!
Yes, subscribers are going up quickly! On the way to 1 million! I read that Elon Musk is a King of Obsolete47 subscriber and watches each night! Great footage on snowmobile and appliance repair. Thanks
Um, that belt is REALLY worn like wow!! why wait and hassle with an exploded mess? Belts wear out width wise and it should be sitting nearly flush if not a bit over the outside of the secondary clutch(the bigger wheel).
To add some insight here, a belt that rides low in the sheave makes taking off from a standstill harder, imagine a ten speed bike the small gear in the back vs the bigger one.
All electric appliances should have voltage stabilizer circuits in them. The reason they don't is because that would be bad for business but good for the buyer. Voltage stabilizers also save on the electric bill. Not good for the electric company but good for the customer. Lol. I buy voltage stabilizers.
Looks like your fridge has gone woke and is now self-identifying as a microwave. They must be sending "progressive" electricity through the power lines. All the best from Ireland.
Thor is a Beast love that Truck
Good plow day ...!!!
Nice plowing
I imagine those young airman didn't take it easy on Thor when they plowed the flight lines .😮😮
That defrost coil works off of a timer that’s located inside the fridge itself. Sound like it got stuck on. Very easy fix if that’s what it is. Fixed mine $30 US for the part. Still kickin ass four years later.
Great video again 😊 really nice setup for plowing drive way . And blocking in the other guy 😂.
Old Thor sure gets it done! Lucky you caught the freezer issue before it BBQ'D the house.
yes for an Air Force plow truck used to smooth runways, playing on rocks and more rocks does just fine. yes if the TV dinner got fully cooked then the house might have burnt too thansk
Just excellent guys 😊😊😊
thank you, busy day for a sunday thansk
Having a blast cheers 🥂 guys
@@dave-uf8ir Excellent!
@TruthProvider was àusum cheers 🥂
Excellent lol 😂
Excellent mr truth supposed to be there cheers 🥂
After cleaning the sparkplugs I usually regap the plugs with a feeler gage trust me it makes a difference
Wow Thor work hard out there, you guys got lots of snow THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO
Thor was bored, he likes more snow because that is what he is made for thansk
Now you can start your own catering service King . Freshly cooked TV dinners straight from the freezer LoL! Seriously hope you can get it fixed my fridge has been making funny noises lately cost an arm and a leg for a new one now a days
yes maybe do a manual defrost of your fridge because a new one will have way to many computer things and sensors too. all mine need was a good defrost. thansk
Good idea with the dog treats ❤❤❤❤
Mr. KoO and Xena, Thank you for another very well produced video. It's always fun to see what's going on way up in the Great White North. FYI: I have a cheapie non electronic frost free/ self defrosting Frigidaire. It has a timer that runs whenever the compressor or the defrost heater runs to advance to the next mode. One day my compressor was short cycling so I reached up into the timer with a screw driver and advanced it manually to defrost. It clicks pretty loud when you move it from cooling to heating. But, it did it again, so I pulled the cover off and dangled the timer by the wires so I could see it. It must have been stopping or maybe we had too much moisture that froze the cooling coil, either way, I marked it with Sharpie ink and I can see if it's stopped now. You probably have the same thing and perhaps the timer got stuck or the surges killed it. Years ago I had a Frigid Air that the timer quit on and I got a new one. It was about $20. Back then it just did a defrost 1 time in a 24 hour period. I can see the newer one will defrost in about 6 hours OF COMPRESSOR RUN TIME, independent of the the time of day. Anyway, I hope you can find it to see if it's working right. It should be in the Fridge not the Freezer, not too far from the thermostat. OK, Fine Business, plowing and running the snowmobiles. (I mean skidoos) I hope you are enjoying the snow. And Ms. Xena, 0°F is cold for a cellphone battery. They don't like working in that kind of cold temp. I think iPhone says no lower than 0°C. Also Too, sand papering a sparkplug won't hurt it, it just wears off more metal. You may want to do a little more than just sand them sometimes by heating just the two electrodes with a hand held torch like a propane torch. Just heat them up to RED, not ORANGE hot, to burn off some of the carbon. 2 cycle engines do reduce sparkplug life by depositing the oil onto the plug and then burning it forming a deposit of carbon. Does your Dad have one of those sparkplug blasters? They are very effective for prolonging sparkplug life. OK, ben/ michigan
yes mine i think just got iced up really bad but i was able to save it. thansk
Just excellent guys 😊😊😊what flavor tv dinner was it Mexican lol 😊
no it was a turkey dinner one, getting prepare for the usa Turkey Day, lol thansk
@kingofobsolete4789 🥂👑😎
Unlike the refridgerator those spark plugs look good and Thor does too.
Stayin tuned! 👍🤠 🇺🇸
me to thansk
Thor is my favorite however he looks more like a SVEN, at least no one is named Hans or Fran’s and no one wants to pump 👏 you up!
Those plugs look excellent xzena 😊
excellent, being colour blind i am not one to ask thansk
@kingofobsolete4789 😎
they look great
thansk
U Crack me up Joey excellent lol😊
That is going to be good book lol excellent 😊😊
i was sober, lol thansk
Excellent rant anyways lol 😂
There's a timer that controls the heat cycle .it might be stuck. Look for it at the top of the main part of the fridge. Try turning it with a screwdriver it might start working.
Two foot of snow looks like ,good thing freezer no fire, good video
yes nice now to plow and we found a few rocks too thansk
Good day! -30 for us tonight. Fires are givener here! I haven't snow plowed yet. Video is great. Take care.
excellent temperatures, we will get that soon thansk
Spark plugs look ok... no oil or grunge on them, so that's good... just normal wear and tear.
excellent thansk
That freezer issue could’ve been bad it you hadn’t noticed it. I’m glad you still have a house. Take care
yes so lucky that my TV diner was not fully cooked. nothing is built to last any more thansk
Finally getting to play 🤘
yes we found more rocks then snow, lol thansk
OK, thanks waiting to hear from him.
Rick
excellent thansk
Sensor is not telling it not to stop heating, and on the other hand The tube sensors going to make you go away tell you to stop,,, lol great news ,that your still in a house,,, lol wow, BigAl California thanks
yes we got is figured out,,,,, i hope thansk
Hi from Connecticut king. Looks like you had fun. Also glad to see that your views and subscribers are increasing. It's seems like you gained another 200 subscribers overnight.
yes we like it steady and good comments because we are all learning. if we are not learning then that is the day of your funeral, lol thansk
, looked like it was spratic 8 volts to 13 volts, unless Joe was not hooked up good enough, crazy, BigAl California thanks
once i was able to hold them on correctly without the blue exhaust it was a steady 13.58 volts which is good thansk
Xena you would look very pretty in bright yellow
it was bright and that is coming from a colour blind guy thansk
Trivia: "vela" is the Portuguese word for spark plug, candle, sail (sailing boats), and that porous element to filter water. Oh well
excellent as we learn more thansk
Blah haha…cannot turn Thor around in the road because he is unregistered, but drives the Famous Black Cat right down to downtown Whoville 2 night before!!! LEGEND!!!
bonjour from quebec
hello from the Kingdom thansk
😮😮😮
thansk
Yes, subscribers are going up quickly! On the way to 1 million! I read that Elon Musk is a King of Obsolete47 subscriber and watches each night! Great footage on snowmobile and appliance repair. Thanks
-20C sure is chilly willy.
yes but that is ok thansk
+20°C here all day, kinda cold enough for me LOL. Do your dogs miss the squirrels? 🐿️
that is a nice temp for us. the squirrels are still around. thansk
Um, that belt is REALLY worn like wow!! why wait and hassle with an exploded mess? Belts wear out width wise and it should be sitting nearly flush if not a bit over the outside of the secondary clutch(the bigger wheel).
yes i think she will have to change it out. thansk
To add some insight here, a belt that rides low in the sheave makes taking off from a standstill harder, imagine a ten speed bike the small gear in the back vs the bigger one.
All electric appliances should have voltage stabilizer circuits in them. The reason they don't is because that would be bad for business but good for the buyer. Voltage stabilizers also save on the electric bill. Not good for the electric company but good for the customer. Lol. I buy voltage stabilizers.
thank you for the info and will check it out thansk
me again, googled and learning. thank you very much thansk
It’s in the new electric code over voltage protection in every panel money money
Looks like your fridge has gone woke and is now self-identifying as a microwave. They must be sending "progressive" electricity through the power lines. All the best from Ireland.
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yes i guess it got confused on what it was suppose to do, lol thansk
I'm willing to wager that there is a possum Lodge relatively close to you
yes they are and great cdn show thansk
If that Polaris dies go and buy a skidoo and u can take Thor onto the highway they probably won’t say anything if u get caught
yes i would have no problem until some drunk drive hit me, the it would be my fault because i had no insurance thansk
@ I mean like to open up your driveway