Abstract: A device (100) and a method for determining and counting operations of a tool equipped with a mechanism that produces vibration upon operation to a predetermined value. The device comprises: a sensor (120) for detecting vibration and emitting a detection signal based upon the vibration; a mounting arrangement (116,117,118) for mounting the sensor (100) to a tool in such manner that vibration is transmittable from the tool to the sensor; a microcontroller (130) for receiving a detection signal from the sensor and determining and counting operations of said tool. The microcontroller calculates a second order derivative of a filtered detection signal and determines operation to the predetermined value based on analysis of the second order derivative signal. The microcontroller may perform the analysis by seeking a peak value of the second order derivative signal over a threshold or, alternatively, by seeking a specific shape of the second order derivative signal.

Abstract: An upright refrigerator including a cabinet having in a lower position a compartment housing the usual compressor of the appliance refrigeration circuit. The compartment having an aperture at the rear in proximity to a rear wall of the cabinet and the cabinet comprising side walls having portions projecting from the bottom wall of the compartment supporting the compressor towards a surface on which the refrigerator rests. The cabinet having a cavity defined by the side walls of the cavity and the lower wall of the cabinet, between the lower wall and the bottom wall of the compartment there is a lower aperture below the usual door of the refrigerator, the lower aperture communicating with the aperture of the compartment. A filter member is removably positioned in the cavity to retain the impurities present in the air entering from the aperture of the lower wall of the cabinet and directed towards its rear aperture.

Abstract: An upright refrigerator including a cabinet having in a lower position a compartment housing the usual compressor of the appliance refrigeration circuit. The compartment having an aperture at the rear in proximity to a rear wall of the cabinet and the cabinet comprising side walls having portions projecting from the bottom wall of the compartment supporting the compressor towards a surface on which the refrigerator rests. The cabinet having a cavity defined by the side walls of the cavity and the lower wall of the cabinet, between the lower wall and the bottom wall of the compartment there is a lower aperture below the usual door of the refrigerator, the lower aperture communicating with the aperture of the compartment. A filter member is removably positioned in the cavity to retain the impurities present in the air entering from the aperture of the lower wall of the cabinet and directed towards its rear aperture.