How Does a Refrigerator Work?

Ever wondered how the refrigerators work? Refrigerators, which have become a huge part every household, work based on some simple and interesting principles. Beginning with a basic refrigerator this video will elaborate on the operation of Basic Refrigerators in your home.
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[@ProCook703]

I stripped out the components and laid them out visually I am a visual learner thank you very much this is one of the greatest videos I’ve seen on this topic so far

[@mbiker7]

Excellent instructional video. On the next one I would explain what would happen if a part failed. That would be highly viewed IMO!

[@beauhudson8656]

The BEST explanation on KZbin. Great Job!!!!

[@leotsukerman]

Thank you Keith! Incredible video in comparison to the diagram ones available. God bless.

[@Appliancefactoryout]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lindareahm]

Thank you!! Much easier to understand than any of the other videos with drawings.

[@jasonrhoden52]

Thank you for all your Great Videos. It made my career as appliance technician so much more easier

[@drawwithme_LftcsArt]

I love this video ❤️. What a nice explanation!👏 Thank you 🙏

[@nshaffer1011]

Best video...so many videos do not show the real parts..thank you super helpful.

[@mindykey3793]

That was the best explanation I have heard so far! Thank you!

[@alejrandom6592]

I love this guy's attitude :) also very informative!

[@majorkeanu3240]

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[@DougieRay]

MkY

[@rizkf]

this really helps to understand, thank you so much! good work!

[@leonardozavala7406]

Thanks you for make out it eazy to explain and understand

[@annegarratt]

Awesome explanation refrigeration. We use your video in our homeschool. My daughter has request learning about everyday objects like a frige! Thank u!

[@danpham8806]

you give very fine information. Thanks much.

[@johnsinghour5263]

Best job ever thanks

[@hajiothman4050]

Great video. Thank you so much sir.

[@TilaTepoe]

Thanks

[@scarzdeztro3387]

You are the man!, And a great teacher Brother.

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Excellent Man, you rock it!

[@johng5295]

Thanks in a million. Great content. Awesome imagination. Grade: A++💥

[@ceciliataleros1086]

I liked this video. You made it easier to understand. (Although im not American) thanks. . :D

[@erick_2112]

Okay

[@m-a6614]

Nice video !

[@kidcompany]

How is temperature controlled? Only by the fan moving air over the cold coil? or does the compressor run faster to make the coil colder?

[@Hailee123]

Ok

[@jameswalker590]

This is helpful! Thanks for your time. I don't hear you say anything about an expansion valve (TXV or EEV)?

[@drodriguez394]

There is not expansion valve here my man. He has the cap tube. This guy has a very basic understanding not exactly right. But enough to be dangerous. There is no Freon in that fridge it’s likely 134a or r290 these days

[@Wildavismedia]

Why does ice build up on the back wall of my refrigerator. My freezer is down low and my refrigerator is up high it’s a GE refrigerator. That ice build up when it goes through the defrost process the ice falls down under the deli tray and it builds up there over a period of time and I have to crush it up and pull it back out to prevent water from going onto the floor. Thanks

[@Rico-Suave_]

Great video, thank you very much , note to self(nts) watched all of it 5:24

[@VexxJacobs]

okay !

[@laurabrereton7987]

Can you tell me what it means if the drier / capillary tube keeps getting ice build up? On our fridge those components are both behind the panel in the freezer section. The fridge is not staying cold but the freezer is.

[@MrPioorko]

Great!

[@helbinlantigua9542]

if the drain in the freezer gets frozen, What causes that a bad Themostat and Heater ?????

[@Claudiocreatura]

Im not America

[@andrewly8623]

I need help, do you know why my freezer filter dried is hot??

[@carmac1652]

I have no Frost on the freezer condenser coils but the freezer keeps going in defrost and gets very hot . I unplugged it then plug it in again and it goes back into defrost and gets hot again .? Any ideas thanks

[@andrewly8623]

Why my upright freezer filter dried is hot?

[@CharlesJohnson-yd9ym]

Thank You Sir... I'm trying to find out why our Whirlpool fridge that is 5 years old occasionally sounds like a ping pong ball with a knock... It's annoying but no other issues... Could this be a normal situation or on its way out??? Thank you for all you do to educate the public... Chuck and Cindy in Michigan

[@bchler87]

That would be ice falling off into the fan, need to turn fridge off for a few hours let it defrost.

[@CharlesJohnson-yd9ym]

@@bchler87 Thank you, Sir...

[@elixier33]

Free on hasn't been used as a refrigerant for over ten years. Should be r23 or something newer.

[@paulpallaghy4918]

Expansion valve??

[@aredditor4272]

"Takes 3 pounds of refrigerant and compresses it into a one pound ball" No, it does nothing like that. It just compresses gas.

[@calvinham1]

You are so right it wouldn't change the mass but the volume, he screwed up here.

[@jamalwoods9649]

Dude made a mistake. FUCKING RELAX. You got damn clowns!!!!

[@aredditor4272]

@@jamalwoods9649 not a minor thing on a forum that hundreds of millions of people watch. Delete it, fix it, repost it.

[@AMDRADEONRUBY]

Thanks can you make he top load now

[@sealteambravo6]

Freon is a brand. It’s called refrigerant.

[@DougieRay]

This guy fnk cool mkay.

[@bobafett4015]

How does 3 pounds get compressed into 1 pound? 🤔

[@Bigman366]

why so many oks 🤣

[@EchelonOmega]

This is a Presentation I want to see and learn from it. But the flow of the presentation confused me, and I missed what I wanted to learn..

[@gilldanier4129]

I'm lost

[@wagnergauer9133]

1:06 How can it transform 3 pounds into 1?

[@Trackhoe075]

Clown how many times do you need to say “ok”

[@michaelsly267]

Thanks

[@aprice4905]

Okey

[@CancerBureaucrats]

Ok

[@rosshamilton4657]

Ok

[@soxinflops8095]

Ok