Freezer Power Loss Indicator
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Published on November 5, 2012
Description
I travel a lot - and wanted to build something to replace my bowl of ice cubes that was my previous freezer power failure indicator.
I made this on sketchup and it does the trick nicely.
I made this on sketchup and it does the trick nicely.
Instructions
Print the lid and base.
Install the lid on to the base and put an ice cube in the lid so it's held above the base by the lid's open floor.
Should power fail - the ice cube will melt and the water will drain into the lower container, possibly refreezing should power be restored.
My lid and base fit together snugly with a little bit of english.
Enjoy!
Install the lid on to the base and put an ice cube in the lid so it's held above the base by the lid's open floor.
Should power fail - the ice cube will melt and the water will drain into the lower container, possibly refreezing should power be restored.
My lid and base fit together snugly with a little bit of english.
Enjoy!
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MaikaiGuy
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November 5, 2012
said:
"English" like in billiards? ... or "English" like in cursing? ...or maybe a little of both? :-)
It never even occurred to me to have a freezer power loss indicator. I'm on the road a lot and, well, how do I know everything didn't spoil then get refrozen? Now it seems like a must have. I'm going to make one. Thanks.
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Freezer Power Loss Indicator by Brett is licensed under the Attribution - Share Alike - Creative Commons license.
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what a clever idea !