It depends on whether it was running when you unplugged it or not. If it was, there is usually a 'safety' cutoff timer that won't let it turn back on for several minutes. This has to do with overstressing the compressor. With a regular refrigerator/freezer, the coils are in the freezer side. There are a set of defroster heaters that run through the coils. Every once in a while (12 hrs?), the compressor stops and the defrosters turn on. The ice that has built up thaws and runs down to the bottom, draining out into a pan beneath the fridge. This water eventually evaporates. Problems happen when the defroster stops working or the drain fills with ice. If it were me and I had a place to store every thing, I would unplug it and let it thaw completely. I would look for the coils and the drain to see that they were clear. I would check out this 'split', though I suspect you were seeing insulation more than ice, but who knows. After all this, I would wipe it down with some disinfectant and turn it back on, fill it up, and go for another 5 years.

Hey, I figured it out! I had actually given up and was going to type it all in then I noticed something when i was on Google calendar. Here is how you take a Virtually There itinerary and automatically input everything, including ticket numbers, flight duration, record locators, terminals, seats, etc into your google calendar. 1. On the Virtually There itinerary, in the right margin, click "add to calendar". 2. Select each flight and click "download" on the far right 3. Go to your Google calendar, on the far left, in the margin, it says "other calendars" and has a drop down menu. 4. Select "import calendar" 5. The choose the file(s) you downloaded and choose what calendar you want them on. You have to do each flight separately it seems. 6. You can edit the resulting entry like you would any other. Thought i'd post on the off chance someone else could use this!

call your telephone people or internet server. They can walk you through it. Our phone company will send out their telephone guy and he'll help you. It is most likly an easy fix. Our server has a program that I use. The only mail I get is people I have on my "allways allow list" Otherwise it all goes into my "spam" folder. Then I check it for other email I want or just delete it. not sure if I explained it verywell but I'd first call your telephone co.

At the moment, leaning towards the Marshall Stanmore but I keep wondering how much I would like to use it as a speakerphone, which I would not be able to with the Marshall. The way it looks/sounds counts tremendously, as it will sit out on the kitchen counter. Also, I can connect other devices if needed and I do have some old audio cassettes that have favorite narration. The Alexa stuff, nah, not me. Your input is really helping