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nice work man and its also cool with two compressors work so much better :triumphant:
If you have a donor compressor a monkey can build a home built compressor. You remove the old noisy compressor from the tank, connect the new quiet compressor, the same way. It's only 2-3 wires, and 1 air line, simple.
not so much the skills..... i got an electrician at work to wire the 2 comps together.... and a plumber just overlooked the copper work and made sure stuff was air tight.... you could do this whole thing with compression fittings just like i have on the blue nylon tube.... so simple... screw the nipple coupler (oooeeeer) in to the port.... screw in check valve screw in compression fitting, push in hose... pretty simple connections and can even be done by a "sophisticated monotone moron" like me hehehe.
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Don't want to contradict you Andy, but if the fridge compressors are the same in the UK as in America, the oil as a strong odor and can be replaced by ordinary mineral oil found in pharmacy, no holes needs to be drilled you only need to tilt the compressor, the oil will exit from the input lines (this will take a couple of minutes and you will need to tilt the motor almost upside down).
If you are careful and recover the oil drained in a measuring cup, you will know the amount of new oil to add, and just need to put it in a container, put a tube from the input to the container and start the compressor, it will suck the new oil in. If there are two input lines, you can block the other one with your finger so it increases the suction on the line in the container, and your done