Manometer to test LPG pressure Although most gas appliances are not sensitive to slight gas pressure variations, performance of a gas propane refrigerator is very dependent upon the correct gas pressure. Checking the gas pressure should always be a part of a any gas fridge maintenance program or gas refrigerator repair. We suggest to have your gas supplier…
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Maintenance for Gas Refrigerators
Posted onHow to do maintenance on your gas fridge or gas freezers. Because there are no moving parts in these gas refrigerators and gas freezers, there’s not much maintenance needed. One very important thing you can do to keep the unit working to it’s maximum efficiency is to periodically clean the flue. The flue will soot up…
How does LP Gas power a gas fridge?
Posted onUsing LP Gas to power a gas fridge Liquefied Petroleum Gas is a group of compressed vapor gases of which one of the gases is propane. The vapor being a by-product of natural gas processing and petroleum refining. The vapor is compressed into a liquid form for transportation and storage. Propane gas is cleaner burning…
History of a Propane Refrigerator
Posted onHISTORY ON PROPANE REFRIGERATION The ammonia refrigeration cooling system which is also known as an absorption cooling system was first discovered in 1824 by Micheal Faraday who tried to liquefy gases which, among them was an ammonia gas. This experiment was used in taking ammonia vapor in a glass tube with silver chloride in it…
What is a Gas Refrigerator?
Posted onWe answer the question… What is a gas refrigerator? The term gas powered refrigerator describes a household, RV, or commercial refrigerator operating from a gas source in order to create cooling. The typical gas used is propane since it is portable and relatively easy to handle. The other common gas is natural gas. The EZ Freeze brand…
Why do I need a Gas Fridge?
Posted onReasons to own a Gas Fridge are: You don’t have on grid electricity. You don’t like the noise an electric refrigerator makes. You are EMF intolerant. Your home is subject to natural disasters and power outages. Dooms day is coming. One of the most basic necessities in life is food. And food storage is vital…
The History of Propane Refrigeration
Posted onWarehouse Appliance provides information for consumers in regards the history of the propane refrigerator. The ammonia refrigeration cooling system which is also known as an absorption cooling system was first discovered in 1824 by Micheal Faraday who tried to liquefy gases which, among them was an ammonia gas. This experiment was used in taking…
A review of the EZ Freeze gas refrigerator from a satisfied customer
Posted onA satisfied customer from Texas sent in this review of the EZ Freeze 19-cubic foot refrigerator. Warehouse Appliance is happy to share that the EZ Freeze refrigerator and our dedicated staff has met and exceeded this customer’s expectations! The customer writes: “We’ve had the fridge for five years so I feel confident in giving a review. Our decision to purchase a propane refrigerator was based on the fragility of the grid and the requirement…
The Importance of a Blue Flame on Propane Refrigerators
Posted onWhat so many of us with a propane refrigerator don’t realize is that flame within the burner box needs to have a certain look and sound in order to produce just the right amount of heat to cool a gas refrigerator. The right amount of heat produced beneath the cooling unit exhaust pipe is of…
