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Usually it's because the cooling coils ice over (up to the point of completely blocking airflow... which could cause overheating) and the downtime is to let thi
by xkcd-sucks 3y ago
Usually it's because the cooling coils ice over (up to the point of completely blocking airflow... which could cause overheating) and the downtime is to let this ice melt
- ceejayoz 3y agoYup. Your fridge'll do the same thing.