I'm thinking defrost problem.
Repair Advice: 1964 Frigidaire Imperial
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cosmos_fan
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1964 Frost Proof Imperial for sale (NJ)
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Vintage 1964 Frigidaire Imperial FrostProof refrigerator with bottom freezer. The original finish is still looking great.
All original inside with pull out shelves in fridge and pull out baskets in the freezer section.
67" high x 32" wide x 27" deep.
Pickup from northern NJ home.
See craigslist listing below for details.
Reviving this thread to add:
Vintage 1964 Frigidaire Imperial FrostProof refrigerator with bottom freezer. The original finish is still looking great.
All original inside with pull out shelves in fridge and pull out baskets in the freezer section.
67" high x 32" wide x 27" deep.
Pickup from northern NJ home.
See craigslist listing below for details.
asarazin
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I took have a turquoise 1964 Frigidaire. Compressor appears to work, lights work, but no fans are working. Defrost timer turns.
Anything simple I can check to try to get the fans working? And then if I get fans working, I believe the next step would be to attempt a recharge. Where would I attach the recharge tap thing?
First pic the tube on the right goes up to the top of metal tubes on the back of the frisge. Then there's the nub on the left.
On the second pic, there is the looped tube that comes from the bottom of the tubes on the back of the fridge. Then there is another tube coming off the compressor behind that.
Any help is appreciated.
Anything simple I can check to try to get the fans working? And then if I get fans working, I believe the next step would be to attempt a recharge. Where would I attach the recharge tap thing?
First pic the tube on the right goes up to the top of metal tubes on the back of the frisge. Then there's the nub on the left.
On the second pic, there is the looped tube that comes from the bottom of the tubes on the back of the fridge. Then there is another tube coming off the compressor behind that.
Any help is appreciated.
