She looks down in the mouth about sompin.Foo,imagine getting home late from the pub to that vision
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The stuff that you find when packing up to move. That Bible has notes and pics in it that my mother in-law put into it, including her marriage certificate. I won't part with the old cutlery nor would I give away the Bible, even though I'm not religious. We also have another Bible that dates back to when the mother inlaws relies came out on a sailing ship back in the early 1800's.
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From a friends experience and may help others. 🤔
(Waeco CF40 #2 - I was given this some years back, it had worked for a number ot years in a shed on 240V. It stopped working and was found also to not work on 12V. I did a standard test on the compressor and it would not work on 240V, this is indicative of a converter fault within the compressor controller. I connected 12v to the input socket and tested to find that voltage was not appearing at 12V input contacts of the compressor controller. A dry solder joint was found on the positive pin of the 12V socket, hidden under a sleeve of heat-shrink, this was fixed. It worked well on 12V and I wired an Anderson type plug. The compressor controller is the single most expensive assembly to replace in these fridges. Commonly available fridges that are modelled on the WAECO simply use a plug pack to supply 12V, this simplifies thermostat and control design.
For a time I have been running this fridge on a generic 7A 12V plug pack, these are very inefficient and consume un-necessary power in the idle state. The 240V wiring was removed and an external IGBT based switched mode modular power supply was fitted to provide 12V. A 12V relay with a change over contact was used to isolate the output of the modular power supply once external 12V is connected. It works a treat now, but I suspect the thermistor will soon need replacing, with this version of CF40 that is a challenge. I do however have a more cost effective thermistor replacement solution at hand.)
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(Waeco CF40 #2 - I was given this some years back, it had worked for a number ot years in a shed on 240V. It stopped working and was found also to not work on 12V. I did a standard test on the compressor and it would not work on 240V, this is indicative of a converter fault within the compressor controller. I connected 12v to the input socket and tested to find that voltage was not appearing at 12V input contacts of the compressor controller. A dry solder joint was found on the positive pin of the 12V socket, hidden under a sleeve of heat-shrink, this was fixed. It worked well on 12V and I wired an Anderson type plug. The compressor controller is the single most expensive assembly to replace in these fridges. Commonly available fridges that are modelled on the WAECO simply use a plug pack to supply 12V, this simplifies thermostat and control design.
For a time I have been running this fridge on a generic 7A 12V plug pack, these are very inefficient and consume un-necessary power in the idle state. The 240V wiring was removed and an external IGBT based switched mode modular power supply was fitted to provide 12V. A 12V relay with a change over contact was used to isolate the output of the modular power supply once external 12V is connected. It works a treat now, but I suspect the thermistor will soon need replacing, with this version of CF40 that is a challenge. I do however have a more cost effective thermistor replacement solution at hand.)
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Recently I've been getting adds for shirts popping up on the side of the forum page & one in particular suits a lot of us on here. It has a picture of Animal from the muppets & the words "I am currently unsupervised. I know, it freaks me out too, but the possibilities are endless"
SCA Pop-up Silicone Magnetic Parts Trays Kit 4 Piece
SCA Pop-up Silicone Magnetic Parts Trays Kit 4 Piece
www.supercheapauto.com.au
Scored these a while ago on sale, finally used them while working on the daily. The magnet isn't the strongest (it's basically a decent fridge magnet), but it works OK for small bolts and an Allen key (that's what I tested them with because that's what I took off).
Because there's 4 of the buggers, so you can keep components from different sections of the job in separate trays. Being pop-up they may even be worth taking on a road trip, but it's still more space and weight to cart around.
They painted a mural on the water tower in Nambucca like that.
WATER TOWER CRACKS APPEAR IN NAMBUCCA | NBN News
www.nbnnews.com.au
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