RM2652 cooling unit on RM3604
I’m considering replacing the cooling unit on my RM3604. The problem is the only cooling units I can find are over $600 (yikes, for a 35 year old fridge). I’ve seen very similarly sized fridges on Cr...
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Thanks for the advice on this thread. I’m going to research purchasing a cooling unit built for the RM3604.
my fridge is cooling but not able to get below 40*F in the fridge in the shade with the propane running all day. It will get colder on AC, so maybe that just means the flue tube needs a good scrub.
I’ll clean the flue tube and then see how it does on propane before buying a new cooling unit.
another thing to look at is the space for air to flow around the evaporator (top fins of the cooling unit) there whould only be 1/2" of space between the walls and that forcing the air to move through the fins instead of around them. another thing you can do is put a little fan in there above the fins sucking the air up to create more air flow and see what it does to your temps.
