Noisy Refig
Our DM2862LBFX refrigerator makes a very annoying sound during the hottest time of the day. It was 90 here today ( Tucson) and near that yesterday. During the afternoons until just about sundown we ge...
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The ONLY moving parts on an RV Absorption Fridge would be cooling fan(s) located mid-center of the cooling unit (backside of fridge).
Fan(s) are installed (needed) when fridge is installed in a slide out.
Fan(s) are even installed to improve draft (air flow) needed for proper cooling
Fan(s) are controlled by a t-stat located on condenser (fins at top) and turn on fan(s) when fill temp reaches 150*F and turn back off when fin temp drops below 130*F (Dometic uses higher temp t-stat....lower ones available)
Fan(s) can be VERY noisy especially when failing/dirty etc.
Depending on access.......most times one has to partially remove fridge to get to fan(s)
Course you are aware of the fan(s) based on previous posts about your fridge
Fan(s) are installed (needed) when fridge is installed in a slide out.
Fan(s) are even installed to improve draft (air flow) needed for proper cooling
Fan(s) are controlled by a t-stat located on condenser (fins at top) and turn on fan(s) when fill temp reaches 150*F and turn back off when fin temp drops below 130*F (Dometic uses higher temp t-stat....lower ones available)
Fan(s) can be VERY noisy especially when failing/dirty etc.
Depending on access.......most times one has to partially remove fridge to get to fan(s)
Course you are aware of the fan(s) based on previous posts about your fridge
