Anyone remove their cabin refrigerator in a 400 ss?
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Anyone remove their cabin refrigerator in a 400 ss?
My fridge stopped working. I haven't tried yet but it looks like I will have to remove the cabin door to get the fridge out of the cabin. Anyone delt with this. I don't see how you would remove the cabin door.
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It looks like I will have to take the door off the fridge, the door off the cabin and also disassemble the back of the fridge to get it out. Big pain but I can do that if I have to. If I do then I guess I'd have to buy a new one and take it apart to get it back through the door. Surely there is a better way. I am thinking about calling a mobile refrigerator repair service and see if they can fix it. But the fridge is a 2002 so it's probably not worth fixing.
Maybe I'll just buy a bigger ice chest.
Maybe I'll just buy a bigger ice chest.
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It looks like I will have to take the door off the fridge, the door off the cabin and also disassemble the back of the fridge to get it out. Big pain but I can do that if I have to. If I do then I guess I'd have to buy a new one and take it apart to get it back through the door. Surely there is a better way. I am thinking about calling a mobile refrigerator repair service and see if they can fix it. But the fridge is a 2002 so it's probably not worth fixing.
Maybe I'll just buy a bigger ice chest.
Maybe I'll just buy a bigger ice chest.
I would do that. Get it fixed! There really aren't many parts to replace on a fridge......and a 2002 is not that old!
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I took mine out and threw it in the trash......when my wife left a Shrimp Ceaser salad in it for two months. We use a ice chest, way less hassle. Be careful when disassembling. Its ammonia, if you create a leak while you are in the cabin you may not get out soon enough, nasty air....