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Starting a Frigidor/Wineador...need help.

Last post 10-29-2009, 1:28 AM by Deputy. 19 replies.
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  • Re: Starting a Frigidor/Wineador...need help.

     10-28-2009, 11:19 PM

    I am assuming you drill a hole into the back of the unit and this is plug and play???
  • Re: Starting a Frigidor/Wineador...need help.

     10-28-2009, 11:24 PM

    Deputy:
    I am assuming you drill a hole into the back of the unit and this is plug and play???
    Yes, or you can just slip it in if the drain hole is a straight shot, or you can see if you have a thick seal on the door you can just lay it in... But essentially as long as you get it in there, you are done!

    In Tim's Beard we TRUST
  • Re: Starting a Frigidor/Wineador...need help.

     10-28-2009, 11:27 PM

    Ordered.

    Just from the look of it, it appears you plug the unit into the temp controller then the controller into the wall - turn the dial then off I go?
  • Re: Starting a Frigidor/Wineador...need help.

     10-29-2009, 12:38 AM

    Deputy:
    Ordered. Just from the look of it, it appears you plug the unit into the temp controller then the controller into the wall - turn the dial then off I go?
    Yessir!

    And this way any fridge you technically use can be a humi, even with a compressor you can still keep a good Rh for the fridge won't be on NEARLY as much as usual!

    In Tim's Beard we TRUST
  • Re: Starting a Frigidor/Wineador...need help.

     10-29-2009, 1:28 AM

    LOL its already full...
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