How is it that the freezer does not dissipate heat after fluoride is added?

The reasons why the refrigerator does not dissipate heat after fluoride is added may be as follows:

1. Too much or too little fluorine.

Fluorine is a gas used to cool the freezer, but adding too much or too little will affect the heat dissipation of the freezer. If the pressure of fluorine is too high, it will hinder the flow of refrigerant and affect air circulation and heat dissipation. If there is too little fluorine, the cooling effect will decrease, and the heat dissipation effect will also be affected.

2. Fan failure

The fan in the refrigerator is an important part for circulating air and dissipating heat. If the fan fails or the speed is too slow, it will affect the refrigeration effect of the freezer. At this time, it is necessary to check whether the fan is faulty and needs to be replaced.

3. The radiator is blocked

The radiator in the freezer is used to dissipate heat. If the radiator is covered with dust or dirt, it will affect the heat dissipation effect. Clean the heat sink in time to make it unobstructed again.

4. Compressor failure

If the above reasons are eliminated, it may be caused by compressor failure. This situation requires the recruitment of professional and technical personnel for inspection and maintenance.

In a word, there are many possibilities that the freezer will not dissipate heat after fluoride addition, so it needs comprehensive inspection and maintenance to ensure its normal use.