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    Open drive Frigidaire unit video



    Found this on a fruit farm, was bought secondhand in the 70's! Don't know if it would still run but would be fun to find out

    Joint in the pipework!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1sZV...endscreen&NR=1

    Unit,

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMlFmmId4uc
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    Mostly found in Oxfordshire, UK :)

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    Re: Open drive Frigidaire unit video

    wrights air con (now atlas wrights )used to use heating solder on there joints, and run suction and liq together and side 3 inch armaflex over it all- ripped out kit that had been in for 30 yr, but never seen joints butted up and joined

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    Re: Open drive Frigidaire unit video

    Thats a 3HP unit the largest twin cylinder unit Frigidaire made.
    They also made a tandem with the motor in the middle and a compressor on each side.
    Later they made a four cylinder model (in Line)
    Installed and serviced loads they went on forever.
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    Re: Open drive Frigidaire unit video

    If you have the serial number that will give you the age of the unit, the first 2 digits indicate the date they are in reverse order ie 56--------- for 1965
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    Re: Open drive Frigidaire unit video

    Quote Originally Posted by B G Scott View Post
    If you have the serial number that will give you the age of the unit, the first 2 digits indicate the date they are in reverse order ie 56--------- for 1965
    I'll have a look next time i go there! I remember seeing a two compressor model with the motor in the middle in a dairy in London somewhere, probably in the early 90's. Scared me just o look at it!
    Mostly found in Oxfordshire, UK :)

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