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RE: Calming the Apartment Refrigerator Beast...

High current appliances are usually placed closest.to input wiring.so.they.suck most.of the juice. Not only that bit their unique noise structure is imposed.on the circuits.down wind, so to speak. I've mine with no.issues. Generally.the.240 volt appliances use two breakers, one on each.side.of.the panel.
CHeck archives, lot's been wrotten about.it.


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