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

87 Westy = "RDRUNR1"

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?

Chris in Whitehall, PA