Installing residential refrigerator
I am about to switch out the refrigerator in the 5er. For those who have done so do you have comments that make the job go smoothly? Did you use extra insulation on the sides? I was told that if the...
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You may keep any vents open.
IMO, vent/hatch on the side is not necessary and creates another point of entry for thieves. Both vent on the wall and vent on the roof have no means to close temporarily like you do with a window or a bathroom vent, when it's cold, windy or rainy. These are the reasons why many people choose to permanently plug both vents.
IMO, vent/hatch on the side is not necessary and creates another point of entry for thieves. Both vent on the wall and vent on the roof have no means to close temporarily like you do with a window or a bathroom vent, when it's cold, windy or rainy. These are the reasons why many people choose to permanently plug both vents.
