Refrigerator modification

[Speyedr]

This is my guess...clicky

Dude that's SCHWEET! I wish I had seen that before this..

Actually, it was for the neon in my link but it turned out to be too big for the space. I'm just going to put the stereo up there instead and the neon is going on the wall..

[beer_bear]

When I get home I'm so rubbing one out to that.
BUB

Done and done. It was a good one too.

Damn Speyedr, great job. Now I really want to go back to college so I can get a better job. That way I can afford a house worthy of a bar like that.

[Eagle Creek Brewer]

I've been out of town a few days, still getting caught up. But, thought I would tell you, VERY nice job!!
Barry

[Speyedr]

I've been out of town a few days, still getting caught up. But, thought I would tell you, VERY nice job!!
Barry

Thanks!

[chipmonk]

speyman,

Absolutely beautiful! A work of art, sir. AAAAAWWWWEESOME!!!

Now I understand why you wanted to take the lines out the back and not from the side.

No wonder your Santa mother-in-law loves you so much. Hope she loves the beer!

chip

[Speyedr]

No wonder your Santa mother-in-law loves you so much. Hope she loves the beer!

Thanks Chip. I think you have me and Thirsty Mallard confused though. His Mom is his Santa. My mother-in-law loves me, but not at conical levels.

[Petedadink]

I just found this post. Wholy crap thats nice!!
I had a chest freezer , friggin huge 8 foot long worked like a champ till I got the crazy Idea to raise the lid. I poped a small hole SSSSSSSSSssshhhhhhhh it.
Months later after it had been dumped I found a book at a local used book store on refrigrator and cooler repair. I could have fixed it myself.
I know what I could have done would have never been as nice as what you have but damm.. I hate hearing coolant line horror stories.

[Eagle Creek Brewer]

I just found this post. Wholy crap thats nice!!
I had a chest freezer , friggin huge 8 foot long worked like a champ till I got the crazy Idea to raise the lid. I poped a small hole SSSSSSSSSssshhhhhhhh it.
Months later after it had been dumped I found a book at a local used book store on refrigrator and cooler repair. I could have fixed it myself.
I know what I could have done would have never been as nice as what you have but damm.. I hate hearing coolant line horror stories.

The actual repair isn't anything hard. The problem lays in the equipment needed to recharge your system. The vacuum pump needed alone, costs more than the costs of having it done, and then you could have never bought the refrigerant to charge it with as you have to have a cfc license to purchase it, and a very accurate scale as the system is designed to run on a very specific amount of a very specific refrigerant. You can't just add any old refrigerant, say the stuff they "will" sell you at the auto parts store for you car. It has to be the same stuff that your system is designed to operate on.
Trust me, just call someone.
Barry