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The temperature around a refrigerator increases by 5°C, its internal power consumption increases by 25%. Therefore, it should be placed as far away from heat sources as possible, ideally in a well-ventilated and shaded area. Do not place hot foods directly into the refrigerator; wait until they reach room temperature. Package frozen foods in small plastic bags for quick freezing, which prevents them from drying out and avoids moisture turning into frost; do not overfill the food, leaving gaps between the items and the refrigerator walls to allow for the flow of cold air; plan to thaw frozen foods in the refrigerator before consumption.

The primary reason for heat on the sides of a refrigerator is that most refrigerators have their heat dissipation pipes on the sides. As the compressor operates, heat circulates through these pipes. According to the law of conservation of energy, for every amount of heat the refrigerator dissipates, an equivalent amount of cooling is produced. Therefore, prolonged use of the refrigerator, especially during hot summer months, can cause the sides to become very warm, even hot to the touch. So, heat or warmth on the sides of a refrigerator is a normal occurrence.

While heat on both sides of the refrigerator is normal, some improper actions can exacerbate the heat generated by the refrigerator's body.

One:

Due to heat emanating from the sides of the refrigerator, it should not be placed against a wall, nor should anything be covered over the sides. Both actions hinder the refrigerator's side ventilation, leading to increased temperatures. It is essential to maintain sufficient space around the sides of the refrigerator for proper heat dissipation.

Two:

Do not open the refrigerator too frequently while in use. Frequent opening can cause the temperature inside to rise, increasing the workload of the refrigerator. Prolonged operation can lead to higher temperatures on the sides.

Three:

Don't stop using the refrigerator once it's in use, as it will take a long time to reach the set cooling temperature, especially during the hot summer months, and prolonged operation will cause the temperatures on both sides to rise.

Four:

Keep the items stored in the refrigerator at a moderate quantity; avoid too few, as the temperature inside can be very low. This allows the items to remain at a stable temperature even during brief power outages. Consequently, after power is restored, the refrigerator quickly reaches the set temperature, preventing prolonged operation that could cause uneven temperature rises.