will it start/run a Refridge.,is the fan loud. how often does it come on.
909000
Yes, it will run a frig with icemaker very well. Fan is loud. Just never counted on and off cycles.
909001
The secret is the cabling, 0 AWG, it runs my fridge, which however, is very small dorm room type, but I am sure it will run any size. It will run my air conditioner, albeit it is also small, drawing only 4.5 A. This thing will run anything, if you have the proper cables. It runs, for instance, my 15 A Mitre Saw. One of the best purchases I ever made. No fan noise, none, when running a moderate load. It is summer here in the Baja, so things heat up, and it is comforting to hear a well-disciplined fan cooling the beast occasionally. Beautiful job.
909002
I have never noticed any fan noise coming from the unit. I believe the unit will power a refrigerator depending on the size of the refrigerator, W hen I had a question about my unit i just telephoned the company and talked to a technician.
909003
It will run a full size fridge although its not a sine wave inverter and some say the motor in the fridge may not run properly... The fan is like a computer fan you can here it but its not annoying and my inverter is located in the basement so we never hear it....
909004
yes, a refrigerator is only 1400 watts, the inverter can run up to 6500 watts how to figure(amps X 120 volts = watts) so 12 amps x 120 v = 1440 watts, fan is quiet it cycles on and off depending on temp of the unit. a 3000 watt inverter would draw less from a battery and would run longer between recharges
909005
I'm not sure how loud it is but it will run most of your house. So a fridge will be no problem.
732027
I have the larger model. I have cooked White and GABA brown on this. It is not very loud. There is a low hum while it is cooking/prepping from the internal fan, which sounds like my laptop when it isn't working very hard.If yours sounds like a grinding noise I would suspect that either something is in your fan causing it to grind, or you otherwise have a faulty fan. I don't think there are other components in there which are capable of making loud noises. Unless there is some process of induction cooking for which I am unaware that might cause this.
2092428
It is a bit noisy, but this unit is by far the most used appliance I own. I haven't used my deep fryer sense I got my TurboFry, I don't even notice the noise anymore.
1598694
In my opinion no; it is about as noisy as I expected it to be. I barely notice it when it does come on and it may be partly due to just having gotten used to it. However, I can see how someone might say it is noisy. This has been a great machine for me once I got the refrigerant level fixed. It may ship with very little refrigerant and you may need someone to come out and add some if you don't feel comfortable doing it yourself.
726057
It runs until you turn it off. I leave it on low during the day and turn it off at night. If we are having company I will run it on high for a few hrs before they come then turn it on low. It's very quiet so you don't notice that it's even on. Hope this helps
429533
Mine is still working just fine, with light to medium use throughout the week. When the ice maker starts it makes a soft motor sound, which is caused by its pump, and once the ice tray is filled this noise stops. Sometimes, you can also hear a louder sound, made by a cooling fan. This unit is not the most silent on the planet but mine still works. Hope this helps.
371747
Yes it should turn off unless it is set to continuous run. I run mine all the time, over a year now, the fan run even when it runs a defrost cycle.Overall I am happy with the unit, could use a bigger one but this works fine in my 4foot crawl space.
1304932
The fan should run when the unit is on. Contact the manufacture for specific operation questions.
428325
Nah, you can run it 24/7 if you like. It has a thermostat, anti freeze setting and overheat shutoff. I leave mine on 24/7 with no problems. Just make sure you run it on at least a 15 amp circuit.
673954
The fan on my unit comes on as soon as I plug it in. I assume it is malfunctioning! If you operate it without the fan running it will probably overheat and burn out the components.
675207
I have had this unit for a long time now, at least three seasons maybe four.Overall it is satisfactory. I do find it to be loud, when the fan is on. I am a light sleeper so I have also noticed over time that even without the fan the internals are getting noiser as the coils heat up when the thermostat kicks them on. The thermostat is now getting flaky and the lights that indicate at what temp, it is set, sometimes do not all light up. These are not cheap to run and you will see an uptick in your electricity bills, so make sure not to leave it on all day if not required.
9874
It is probably like a medium quiet dishwasher. It is the fan that makes the noise and it is a larger unit with a larger fan than the one I use which is the FD-60. Mine is about like a noisy computer fan. I hope this helps you.
1720683
Shouldn't be that loud or, going off that frequently. You can perhaps turn the temp a little? I had one unit that made noise, but the new one is pretty quiet.
1323209
Mine runs for about 2 and half hr. .some tone I restart it for another 2 hrs. I have found if I do it Every 2. Days it gets it dine in 2
1562586
The fan does run when there is a bottle in it. However, this has not been a problem with noise. The fridge sits in our bar area right next to main living room. I think it's a great product!
1230640
No, it doesn't, which is a little annoying as it doesn't remember previous settings, and it's very quiet. It will always turn on as stationary (not oscillating), and always on the highest fan speed setting. I've also noticed that I have to use the remote control in front of it, otherwise it doesn't always turn on. So I always have to walk over and check to see if it turned on.
204256
the fan does run continuously but at very low speed, if you are playin demanding stuff you can click the boost and it goes to 11... but its not really loud, considering the speakers you can cover the fan noise at 30-50% volume... theres no reason really to turn the volume up more, but also it will take hot exhause and get the output to cool in around a minute...