Post by 46firestone on Feb 3, 2024 1:32:15 GMT
Hello,
I'm in PA and have an old Firestone fridge marked 1946 on the inside.
Thermostat has been sticking for a couple years (off or on) and I finally pulled it out to replace.
Only information I see is Ranco type M.
Has a relatively short capillary tube that looped in the evaporator.
Can anyone Pont me in the right direction for a NOS replacement?
Oh, and it's a 2-wire.
Thanks,
Mark
SORRY. (ALL CAPS FOR ATTN)
DIDN'T REALIZE WHEN I POSTED THAT THIS WAS A MONITOR TOP GROUP. UNLESS YOU CAN HELP, PLEASE DISREGARD. THANKS
I'm in PA and have an old Firestone fridge marked 1946 on the inside.
Thermostat has been sticking for a couple years (off or on) and I finally pulled it out to replace.
Only information I see is Ranco type M.
Has a relatively short capillary tube that looped in the evaporator.
Can anyone Pont me in the right direction for a NOS replacement?
Oh, and it's a 2-wire.
Thanks,
Mark
SORRY. (ALL CAPS FOR ATTN)
DIDN'T REALIZE WHEN I POSTED THAT THIS WAS A MONITOR TOP GROUP. UNLESS YOU CAN HELP, PLEASE DISREGARD. THANKS
