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| − | There are 5 screws on the outside flue cover & exhaust
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| − | holder = 2 minutes max.
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| − | Remove fridge door = 5 seconds. There are 5 (capped)
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| − | screws that hold the fridge face plate on (what the
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| − | fridge door hangs on) 30 seconds each ( = 2.5 minutes
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| − | max), and the face plate just swings out (pull on
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| − | right side)
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| − | There are 3 screws, 2 from under the sink that screw
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| − | into the side of the fridge and one from the cabinet
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| − | that holds the table leg, again about 2 minutes max.
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| − | Now the fridge is loose.
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| − | Disconnect 2 wire sets from under the sink and the 110
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| − | volt plug = 1 minute.
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| − | Now I cheat as I have a flex hose from the copper
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| − | propane tube (under the sink) to the back of the
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| − | fridge, so I just unscrew 2 clamps (under the sink)
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| − | and slip the hose off from the propane feeder line and
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| − | the fridge slips out. (this step takes longer if one
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| − | has to disconnect the propane from the back of the
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| − | fridge, maybe 5 minutes or so for a contortionist)
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| − | I do have to bend down the exhaust to clear the top of
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| − | the cabinet.
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| − | I do use a drill with a screwdriver end to unscrew
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| − | things, but NOT to screw things in - that I do by
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| − | hand.
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| − | It takes a bit longer to get things back in, but not
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| − | much longer. Trouble is to line things up for the
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| − | screws. Malcolm
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| − | Original: [http://gerry.vanagon.com/cgi-bin/wa.exe?A2=ind0310A&L=vanagon&P=R15793]
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| − | [[Category:Westfalia]][[Category:Refrigerator]] | |
