Fridge cooling unit forming crystals-help!
BLUF - How do I keep fridge cooling unit from forming crystals? We spend most of the year work camping. We spend five months in one location, then take a month of traveling to the next locati...
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1: you don't
2: Fans. I have a pair of 12 volt "Comptuer" fans hooked to the light circuit (Before the switch so they are on all the time) one is a higher capacity and that end of the cooling fins is very clear of ice. the other end has some ice but the fan is not as "Fast".. They make a set of fans designed to attach to the TOP of the Fridge. along with an LED light in the assembly.. I don't have a link handy but plan on converting one day.
1: you don't
2: Fans. I have a pair of 12 volt "Comptuer" fans hooked to the light circuit (Before the switch so they are on all the time) one is a higher capacity and that end of the cooling fins is very clear of ice. the other end has some ice but the fan is not as "Fast".. They make a set of fans designed to attach to the TOP of the Fridge. along with an LED light in the assembly.. I don't have a link handy but plan on converting one day.
