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Want to know about the history, repair, and restoration of the GE Monitor Top? Please visit the Monitor Top Refrigerator Forum here Restoration of a General Electric CA Monitor Top Refrigerator - Part 1. 1.1 Background to the Monitor Top The first hermetic refrigeration unit was the Audiffren machine.

It had been invented by a French monk, Marcel Audiffren, and used SO2 as refrigerant. General Electric built these machines until the early 1920's but they were not really suited to domestic use because of the size of the cooling unit, and that it had to be remotely installed from the cabinet. This surviving Audiffren machine was used as a teaching aid at a technical college until recently.

See the patents for further details Using the principles of the Audiffren machine, Clark Orr developed the OC-2, intially with a water cooled condenser, then an air cooled version. The cooling unit was self contained and sat in the top of a conventional ice box. Details of the OC-2. This model was used to test the feasibility of General Electric entering into the field of domestic refrigeration.

As can be seen, the 'Monitor Top' concept was already in place. By this time, GE had decided to make a serious entry into the domestic refrigeration market, partly as a way for customers to consume more electric power, thus increasing GE's power station profits, but also to provide greater recognition for the company, as it would be able to supply all domestic appliances, instead of just some. By 1925, Clark Orr’s OC-2 had been redesigned into something more reliable and suited for mass production. The final design, the DR (Domestic Refrigerator), was released for sale in 1927. Prototype Monitor Top (1925) • The DR series from 1927 to 1932 is characterised by open copper tubing for the condenser, and uses Sulphur Dioxide (S02) for refrigerant. DR (Domestic Refrigerator) series 1927-1932. • In 1933, GE released the CA series.

In the late 1920's, experiments had found methyl formate to be an efficient refrigerant with the advantage of being much safer and easier to handle than SO2. GE patented methyl formate as a refrigerant, and it was used in the new model. The CA was also the first model with a flat plate condenser.

1933 CA (form A type) 1934 CA (form B type) • In mid 1934, the first CK models appeared. Resembling the later CA, it had reverted back to SO2 refrigerant; this being because methyl formate was found to be unstable, requiring some refrigerators to be purged of non condensable gases from time to time. The late 1930’s saw the availability of Freon (R12) developed by Thomas Midgley of Frigidaire (General Motors), and this eliminated SO2 for domestic refrigeration.

The last rebuilt CK-3’s were filled with R12. By 1937, fashion changes saw the end of the Monitor Top styling, although the design lived on until 1942 in the form of the Flatop. Note the similar appearance to the 1934 CA. • The CG (Globe Top) of 1935 was an economy model based on the CK, and did not include a user adjustable temperature or defrost control. It also used SO2. Think Cell Licence Keygen For Mac. CG Globe Top (1935-1936) • The CF (Flatop) and related models CE,CH,CJ and FBA were the result of fashion changes.

These models were in production from 1935 to 1942, and are not to be confused with earlier non hermetic designs of similar appearance. They were the last of the Monitor Top generation. A few later models were factory filled with Freon 12, but most used SO2. The Flatop is essentially a CK with the parts rearranged so that the compressor is under the cabinet.