Presumably it’s just a strong heating element located near where ice is most likely to build up and cause problems, which in normal use would only be active for a few minutes to clear away the ice with minimal disruption to the rest of the freezer. With this it’s been locked on so it quickly heats up the rest of the freezer too. But that’s my guess based on seeing the deicing cycle in a normal consumer fridge, I don’t know how a commercial freezer would actually do this.
why the hell would your fridge need to be able to get up to 50 degrees celsius to defrost. Ice quickly melts at like 5 degrees C!!
I’d rather have hotter Soviet fridges alas we’re in the bad timeline.
Refrigeration loops can run both ways
50°C ???
Hackers remotely cook your eggs using your refrigerator.
Presumably it’s just a strong heating element located near where ice is most likely to build up and cause problems, which in normal use would only be active for a few minutes to clear away the ice with minimal disruption to the rest of the freezer. With this it’s been locked on so it quickly heats up the rest of the freezer too. But that’s my guess based on seeing the deicing cycle in a normal consumer fridge, I don’t know how a commercial freezer would actually do this.
it doubles as a sauna
At that temperature, it’s a defrost, defog, and de-frog all in one. What in the fuck.
Well it is about French fridges too so there might be something to the defrog mode.
Sacré bleu!