Post by zsuttle on Mar 14, 2020 23:34:11 GMT
Greetings all,
I got the chance to take a look at a CK-35 about a week or two ago. Supposedly, it worked into the 90s, when the women's son had purchased the unit and was going to restore it. For whatever reason, he never finished it and claimed it had developed some sort of short. I checked it, and found no such short. When powering on, the cabinet was about 5v to ground. I let it run for about 10min and found that it wasn't cooling.
Fast forward to today, we went to pick up the unit. Man, and I thought the single doors were heavy. I got the unit off with no trouble, and checked the lines. No leaks new or old. We set it down sort of hard, and I suddenly heard a rush of refrigerant surge in the unit. Got her loaded up with no other issues and brought to a buddy of mine's house who lived nearby. Should be a nice unit when it's done.
Here's some photos of the process
photos.app.goo.gl/vz8rCmWoRfdvTgxv6
I got the chance to take a look at a CK-35 about a week or two ago. Supposedly, it worked into the 90s, when the women's son had purchased the unit and was going to restore it. For whatever reason, he never finished it and claimed it had developed some sort of short. I checked it, and found no such short. When powering on, the cabinet was about 5v to ground. I let it run for about 10min and found that it wasn't cooling.
Fast forward to today, we went to pick up the unit. Man, and I thought the single doors were heavy. I got the unit off with no trouble, and checked the lines. No leaks new or old. We set it down sort of hard, and I suddenly heard a rush of refrigerant surge in the unit. Got her loaded up with no other issues and brought to a buddy of mine's house who lived nearby. Should be a nice unit when it's done.
Here's some photos of the process
photos.app.goo.gl/vz8rCmWoRfdvTgxv6
