Hello All,
I have a problem and I'm unsure of the best route to go.
Short Version: I pinched and tore one of the lines coming from the compressor on a mini fridge I cannibalized for a kegerator. Can this be salvaged?
Longer Version: My kitchen is only so big and I wanted a kegerator. SWMBO wanted an island. Compromise: Build an island with a kegerator inside. I am at least semi-handy and have some woodworking experience so I decided to go for it. I bought a 4.4 cu ft Danby mini fridge from NFM for the purpose and went to disassembling it. Once I had it apart, I set it to the side while I was working on the cabinet. In the meantime, the line that goes from the compressor to the U-shaped radiator in the interior of the fridge kinked and then tore.
1. Am I stuck with a $160 paper weight or can it be repaired?
2. Has anyone had this type of repair done before?
Any general advice?
I have a problem and I'm unsure of the best route to go.
Short Version: I pinched and tore one of the lines coming from the compressor on a mini fridge I cannibalized for a kegerator. Can this be salvaged?
Longer Version: My kitchen is only so big and I wanted a kegerator. SWMBO wanted an island. Compromise: Build an island with a kegerator inside. I am at least semi-handy and have some woodworking experience so I decided to go for it. I bought a 4.4 cu ft Danby mini fridge from NFM for the purpose and went to disassembling it. Once I had it apart, I set it to the side while I was working on the cabinet. In the meantime, the line that goes from the compressor to the U-shaped radiator in the interior of the fridge kinked and then tore.
1. Am I stuck with a $160 paper weight or can it be repaired?
2. Has anyone had this type of repair done before?
Any general advice?
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