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rotuts

rotuts

@Kerry Beal

 

Ive done that myself in the past

 

on a very similar freezer

 

it was no fun at all

 

esp grabbing the ice chunks and tossing them into the basement sink

 

then I wore some gloves.

 

I decided Never Again !

 

I bought a new freezer   :   FB   

 

and use that rather than depends on the weather to keep the stuff Fz.

 

unfortunately , the Second Law of Thermodynamics took over :

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_law_of_thermodynamics

 

basically , Emptyness  is always filled.

 

FB  is now pretty much filled.

 

Oh and   my freezer opens to the R , and I used a heat gun rather than a blow dryer

 

this one :

 

https://www.harborfreight.com/1500-watt-dual-temperature-heat-gun-572-1112-96289.html

 

much faster.  same mess on the floor though

rotuts

rotuts

@Kerry Beal

 

Ive done that myself in the past

 

on a very similar freezer

 

it was no fun at all

 

esp grabbing the ice chunks and tossing them into the basement sink

 

then I wore some gloves.

 

I decided Never Again !

 

I bought a new freezer   :   FB   

 

and use that rather than depends on the weather to keep the stuff Fz.

 

unfortunately , the Second Law of Thermodynamics took over :

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_law_of_thermodynamics

 

basically , Emptyness  is always filled.

 

FB  is now pretty much filled.

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