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    Yeah Mick, seems to be the norm ... I've tested my 47L ARB numerous time with a separate thermometer and tried various positions in the cabinet and pretty much reads 4degC lower than the actual cabinet temperature ... so I just set it 4degC lower than what I want ... -1 gets me 3degC.
    Kev..

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    Our old Engel doesn't even have a digital gauge, so I just run it on 1 (out of 5) all the time. Must buy a proper gauge for it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DiscoMick View Post
    Our old Engel doesn't even have a digital gauge, so I just run it on 1 (out of 5) all the time. Must buy a proper gauge for it.
    Or convert to thermostat controlled....best thing I did to my 32L. Set temp and forget no need to adjust the dial between hottest part of the day and the cool night.

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    Well, after much deliberation I pulled the pin on the 60L ARB fridge/freezer (not the new bomb proof one).

    Ticked all the right boxes.

    Thanks for everyones input !!
    Kev..

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    Quote Originally Posted by weeds View Post
    Or convert to thermostat controlled....best thing I did to my 32L. Set temp and forget no need to adjust the dial between hottest part of the day and the cool night.
    Is the conversion expensive?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DiscoMick View Post
    Is the conversion expensive?
    The controller was very cheap.....

    Taking a punt $20 + a bit of cable.....mine just controls the +pos coming into the fridge.

    Others tapped into the control circuit but that was too complicated for me although I think other have to do it when some thing has fail...mine was still functioning so I just use the +pos coming in...set temp and it hovers 1-2 degrees either side, best thing is it doesn't destroy the salad stuff.

    Welcome to have a look....I will take some pics when I get home.

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    Thanks.
    I just have mine fixed on 1 with a piece of tape and it is always cold. I had a thermometer on it for a while, but it broke.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DiscoMick View Post
    Thanks.
    I just have mine fixed on 1 with a piece of tape and it is always cold. I had a thermometer on it for a while, but it broke.
    Have a look here Converting old school Engel Fridge to thermostat controlled

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    Thanks. Interesting.

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