Adjustment method of refrigerator thermostat 1
Adjustment method of refrigerator thermostat in winter and summer;
1. There are 0-4 or 0-7 gears on the refrigerator thermostat, in which 0 gear is the stop gear and 5-7 gear is the forced cold gear, and the compressor of the refrigerator will be in a non-stop state at this gear.
2. The bigger the number on the refrigerator thermostat, the lower the temperature in the refrigerator. In spring and autumn, the thermostat is usually set to the third gear.
3. In order to better achieve the purpose of food preservation and energy saving, the thermostat can be set to 1 or 2 in summer and 4 or 5 in winter.
Adjustment method of refrigerator thermostat II
1. When adjusting the refrigerator thermostat in summer, you need to adjust the thermostat to the second to fourth gear. If the number of gears is adjusted too much in summer, the refrigerator will not stop, and the temperature difference between the inside and outside of the refrigerator will be large, so more heat will enter the refrigerator through the box wall. In order to better ensure the operation of the refrigerator, it is necessary to adjust the thermostat of the refrigerator to a smaller size and keep the compressor of the refrigerator at a certain on-off ratio.
2. When adjusting the refrigerator thermostat in winter, it is necessary to adjust the refrigerator thermostat to a larger position. The temperature around the refrigerator is low, and the downtime of the refrigerator compressor is relatively long, but the temperature of the refrigerator freezer can't meet the requirements. In winter, you can choose to adjust the refrigerator thermostat slightly to ensure the temperature of the refrigerator freezer.
3. When the ambient temperature around the refrigerator is lower than 16 degrees Celsius, it is necessary to turn on the electric compensation switch of the refrigerator, so as to ensure the load temperature of the freezing chamber of the refrigerator and prevent the thermostat from failing due to the low temperature.