Time to replace defective and potentially dangerous absorption fridge
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08-27-2013, 22:56
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RE: Time to replace defective and potentially dangerous absorption fridge
There has been a lot of discussion on how to hold the doors on the household fridge shut when under way. Leave it to my darling Jenn, who knows virtually nothing of RVs to come up with a solution. You see, she does have experience being a mom!!
This little device was bought on line for about $5 (for two), it is a child lock for cabinets. On top it locks the two sides together and is very strong.
For the freezer, the tabs were located towards the far back side.
Pretty much invisible, The tabs have self-adhesive tape and the piece that hooks them together is some kind of strong rubber.
Corey Noble Laurel Park, NC 2000 LXi 46,000 miles and counting Added features: Overbuilt cycle lift, built-in vacuum, flat panel LCD TVs, Vetus macerating toilet, Samsung fridge, Lifeline batteries, headlight cover removal campaign. |
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