Old-Biscuit wrote:
happycamper002 wrote:
I'm referring to those who are advising installing fans. Of course you need to remove heat in the condenser portion of any cooling system. This heat that is absorbed at the evaporator end needs to be removed by fans but they are not located in the vents.
Go back and reread the other posts.
Norcold & Dometic have ventilation kits which include FANS and baffles for use in the outside compartment
Factory installed fans on fridges in slide outs are standard
Several aftermarket companies have fan kits for installation
This has been a routine occurrence for many years.......All of these companies have Teams of Lawyers
ARPC LLC fans for fridges

Nice drawings, but I believe there are a couple errors that may mis-lead the reader. The factory installed fan location is on top of the coils, in your drawing you have them in a large airspace behind the refir. There cannot be a large airspace behind the refir, if it is more than 1/2 inch you have to install a air dam/baffle as you indicate, if 2 inches or less, you need an additional baffle to direct airflow through the condenser (your drawing doesn't show the condenser), and if more than 2" you need to build the backwall deeper to maintain a 1/2" depth.
The Norcold/Dometic installation guides have excellent drawings which show each of the above scenarios.
I learned this the hard way, after battling for months poor performing refir's, as they were in too deep of a cabinet...