Fridge coils, or condenser coils, are part of your fridge's life-support system. These serpentine tubes dissipate heat from the refrigerator into the room, preventing your appliance from overheating.

The unit’s fan blows air over those icy coils, which forces cooled air through your home’s ducting. The gas then cycles back to a condenser coil unit (located outside), where it cools back ...

[TheBackyardScientist] decided to build a machine to create the gas rings, and it’s quite interesting to see them go through several iterations before settling on a voice coil based poppet valve ...

Almost everyone has a fridge but not everyone knows how to take good care of their machine. Read this article to learn how to increase the life of your refrigerator.

It powers the large fan blades in the outdoor unit, which pulls heat from the condenser coils to cool the superheated refrigerant within. Without this cooling process, the entire AC unit would be ...

The compressor, which, in central units, is the portion installed outside, raises the pressure and temperature of a refrigerant (in gas form), sending it to the condenser coil where it is ...

Last year's salad dressing gives you a stomach ache and your power bill gives you a headache, but here's how you can solve them both in one fell swoop. Jon Reed is a senior editor for CNET ...

Freezers, whether standalone or integrated with a refrigerator ... issues with components such as the compressor or condenser coil. We recommend getting in touch with your local appliance repair ...

The fridge looks great ... and the compressor, evaporator coil, condenser coil, drier, metering device and connecting tubing are covered for 12 years from the date of installation.