External fans in refrigerator
I have a 2005 bounder 35E with a four door norcold refrigerator. The freezer makes ice but the refrigerator only cools to 50 degrees. I removed the external vents and found two fans. The forward one ...
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Yes, it's fairly easy...build a platform 1/2" lower than the bottom of the NoCold. Remove the four screws top and bottom plus any screws at the back floor. Water, electric,and propane need disconnected. While someone prys on the outside floor pull on the front.
Replace both fans and run two wires from the snap switch down so you can manually turn the fans on if necessary. Before taking out using a mirror check to see how close the wall is to the coils on the back of the roofer. ..needs to be less than 2". If more than that you need to decrease that distance Wow you have the unit out. You also want to check and make sure there is not a dead airspace above the top of the top vent. You want a baffle that forces the air out of the vent and does not let it go any higher than the top of the vent.
Replace both fans and run two wires from the snap switch down so you can manually turn the fans on if necessary. Before taking out using a mirror check to see how close the wall is to the coils on the back of the roofer. ..needs to be less than 2". If more than that you need to decrease that distance Wow you have the unit out. You also want to check and make sure there is not a dead airspace above the top of the top vent. You want a baffle that forces the air out of the vent and does not let it go any higher than the top of the vent.
