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External Visible Parts of the Refrigerator

The external parts of the compressor are the parts that are visible externally and used for the various purposes. The figure below shows the common parts of the domestic refrigerator and some them are described below: 1) Freezer compartment: The food items that are to be kept at the freezing temperature are stored in the freezer compartment. The temperature here is below zero degree Celsius so the water and many other fluids freeze in this compartment. If you want to make ice cream, ice, freeze the food etc. they have to be kept in the freezer compartment. 2) Thermostat control: The thermostat control comprises of the round knob with the temperature scale that help setting the required temperature inside the refrigerator. Proper setting of the thermostat as per the requirements can help saving lots of refrigerator electricity bills. 3) Refrigerator compartment: The refrigerator compartment is the biggest part of the refrigerator. Here all the food items that are to be maintained at temperature above zero degree Celsius but in cooled condition are kept. The refrigerator compartment can be divided into number of smaller shelves like meat keeper, and others as per the requirement. 4) Crisper: The highest temperature in the refrigerator compartment is maintained in the crisper. Here one can keep the food items that can remain fresh even at the medium temperature like fruits, vegetables, etc. 5) Refrigerator door compartment: There are number of smaller subsections in the refrigerator main door compartment. Some of these are egg compartment, butter, dairy, etc. 6) Switch: This is the small button that operates the small light inside the refrigerator. As soon the door of the refrigerator opens, this switch supplies electricity to the bulb and it starts, while when the door is closed the light from the bulb stops. This helps in starting the internal bulb only when required.

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Post time: Nov-28-2023