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Sep 22, 2025 - 12:56 PM
In a traditional refrigerator design, a single evaporator pumps cold air into the freezer compartment, while the thermostat employs a damper to control how much of that cold air goes into the refrigerator. This design has stood the test of time, but many modern refrigerators have introduced 1 or more additional evaporators (<a href="https://mazer.com/search?q=%22dual+evaporator%22&options%5Bprefix%5D=
last&filter.v.availability=1">dual or triple evaporators</a>), allowing each compartment to generate its own cold air, with the goal of increasing efficiency, temperature accuracy, and/or preventing odor transfer between compartments.
last&filter.v.availability=1">dual or triple evaporators</a>), allowing each compartment to generate its own cold air, with the goal of increasing efficiency, temperature accuracy, and/or preventing odor transfer between compartments.
