Cooling coil and air distribution system defrost means

Refrigeration – Automatic control – Preventing – removing or handling atmospheric condensate

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62180, F25D 2108

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040614824

ABSTRACT:
A domestic refrigerator control arrangement for automatically defrosting the cabinet with a minimum of cycle time while obviating the buildup of frost within the cold air conduits. A defrost heater is located at the frontal area of the evaporator coils and the defrost thermostat on the rearward edge of the cross fins coil assembly in the air stream of the air circulating fan sensing the temperature of the air exiting the evaporator. The fan is wired in series with the defrost thermostat and operates upon the energization of the defrost heater, while being deenergized upon the opening of the defrost thermostat contacts at the end of the defrost period. The fan remains in its off position until the defrost thermostat recloses, insuring that moisture-laden air is not distributed throughout the refrigerator.

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patent: 3189085 (1965-06-01), Eberhart
patent: 3316729 (1967-05-01), Mann et al.
patent: 3922874 (1975-12-01), Canter

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