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Title: How do bottle doors work? Post by: rugrunner on August 08, 2009, 07:51:33 pm I have three slant shelf square top machines, two that I have only run long enough to make sure they cool and one that I have had running for several summers.
The one I use is always full of condensation and the other two have rust under the bottle door from, I assume, condensation. I can't imagine they were designed to do this so what is the theory behind them and why don't mine work? The two I don't use yet have broken inner glass with one crack (break would be more accurate) coming from the hole. The one I use has no cracks at all. Thanks, Bill Title: Re: How do bottle doors work? Post by: rugrunner on August 16, 2009, 10:03:00 am Is this a taboo question or just a dumb one?
Title: Re: How do bottle doors work? Post by: collecture on August 16, 2009, 10:11:00 am Did you replace the bottle door gasket?
It will condensate up if it is not sealed well. Humidity also has an effect on it. Title: Re: How do bottle doors work? Post by: rugrunner on August 16, 2009, 12:15:39 pm I haven't done anything yet I was trying to figure out what makes them work properly so I could
make sure that I fixed them properly. I guess the question should have been why do these doors all fog up? |