Date:         Sun, 29 Apr 2001 23:08:35 -0700
Reply-To:     Bob McMain <RdRunr@ZiaNet.com>
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From:         Bob McMain <RdRunr@ZiaNet.com>
Subject:      Fw:      Fridge lighting woes
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yeah, the fridge can be removed from the sink-stove-fridge cabinet.  However, before removing, try taking cover off outside vent and using vacuum to suck out whatever's down in there.  Also see other posts on lighting the refrig before trying to remove it.
If the above fails, you can take the refrig out by:
1)Remove outer vent.  
2)Disconnect propane line and unplug elec connections (both under sink).  
3)Remove plastic caps around refrig door and remove screws.  
4)Remove two screws (one on each side) holding refrig from side and accessible from cabinets on either side.
5) pull refrig out carefully

Bob
Albuquerque
87 Westy "RDRUNR1"

Hello all,
Took advantage of the nice weather and empty schedule to take an overnight camping trip to the Poconos.  The van ran good for its first 'real' trip this year.  One problem did surface though - once set up at our destination, I could not get the freakin' fridge to light.  It worked fine last fall when used last. LP tank is nearly full, and fridge runs fine on 12VDC and 110VAC.   Any suggestions?  Any way to access the burner behind the fridge without ripping the stove/sink/refridgerator out of the van?

Thanks,

Chris in Whitehall, PA
86 Westy


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