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Post by cablehack on Aug 5, 2013 0:17:44 GMT
This is what C.G.E gave consumers in Canada. It is based on the U.S. 1935 CK model, but has cabinet differences, and also uses a different evaporator. It would appear the fridges were therefore being manufactured there, and were not merely U.S. imports as Australia received. Attachments:
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Post by ChrisJ on Aug 5, 2013 0:19:18 GMT
It has door racks!?
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Post by cablehack on Aug 5, 2013 0:29:39 GMT
It sure has, so I'm not sure about Crosley's "Shelvador" claim to being the first is entirely correct...unless the claim was for the U.S. only.
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Post by rambler64 on Aug 9, 2013 0:20:44 GMT
Such a large weight difference between this and the DR.
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Post by jhigdon2 on Aug 10, 2013 2:25:38 GMT
Oh yes! DR's very very heavy.
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Post by ChrisJ on Aug 10, 2013 2:40:55 GMT
I'm really starting to feel like a wimp because to me my CA-2s are awfully heavy.
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Post by cablehack on Aug 14, 2013 1:17:28 GMT
I should also include the cutaway diagram for this model. As can be seen, it uses the same Scotch Yoke, or "Thrift Unit", to use its advertised name, compressor as the CK, but the evaporator is something else. It looks to be based on the methyl formate evaporator (patent no. 2043917) with the SO2 modification (figure 4 in the patent), but the high side injection is quite different.  |
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