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Post by dogone1945 on Jul 29, 2016 22:44:57 GMT
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Post by timeswelding on Jul 29, 2016 23:26:12 GMT
I very well may be wrong, nut I am pretty sure that Bohn only made the cabinet. Bohn had an ice box that they called the "Syphon Refrigerator". I would imagine that this is a Bohn cabinet made for a Frigidaire cooling unit. Bohn bought the Seeger Refrigerator Company by the way. I know that wasn't much help. Sorry.
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Post by dogone1945 on Jul 29, 2016 23:46:01 GMT
thank you for the reply, I was wondering why the cooling unit reads Frigidaire
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Post by Travis on Jul 30, 2016 0:25:55 GMT
It's an old ice box that's been outfitted with a Frigidaire evaporator and likely once a belt-driven compressor.
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Post by coldspaces on Jul 30, 2016 2:02:54 GMT
Travis is that a low side float evap?. I bet it could be made to cool again with another unit and some work.
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Post by Travis on Jul 30, 2016 3:48:23 GMT
Yes. The float is built into the top of the evaporator.
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Post by coldspaces on Jul 30, 2016 4:17:57 GMT
The bottom doors look to not be part of the refrigerated area. A unit might have been down there at one time?
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Post by Travis on Jul 30, 2016 4:31:38 GMT
The unit could have been behind the lower pair of doors. Sometimes the unit was installed in the basement though. It's odd that they didn't just buy a 1928-30 Frigidaire, since they already had the evaporator from one.
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Post by coldspaces on Jul 30, 2016 4:44:40 GMT
Either way that evap looks to be in great condition.
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Post by dogone1945 on Jul 30, 2016 15:05:12 GMT
You guys are correct about the bottom compartment. I added a new picture to my original post. I dont know anything about the mechanics of these things.
I am however a mechanical fix it type guy. Can someone give me a description of what it would take to get it to work again? Also I'm thinking I might
just remove the old fridgedare evaporator. It probably doesnt have much value and would give it to someone if I go that rout.
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