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Removing Face Plate of the Refrigerator
I would like to change the decorative faceplates on the refrigerator. I guess that's what they are called. The simulated wood grain. What/How do you take apart to remove them?
Don & Dorothy
Sold our LD in June of 2023

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Traveling Dorothy

Re: Removing Face Plate of the Refrigerator
Reply #1
Don, your model may be very different then ours (2008 dometic).  Ours has screws on the metal part that goes around the panel inserts.  Top of the fridge, bottom of the freezer. I have not taken those screws out confirm, but that would be my first guess.
Jane
Jane & Scott
Currently have a 1989 TK  LD we did a lot of upgrades on.
Bigfoot 25RQ Twin on order with early summer 2024 ETA

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Re: Removing Face Plate of the Refrigerator
Reply #2
Jane, Our 2007 RM2662 does not have screws, but on closer inspection, there is a plastic piece on the top of the door that can be pried off. This allows the wood panel to slide up and out. Well, out after I remove the doors to get enough overhead clearance.
Thanks

This what I am going after.
Don & Dorothy
Sold our LD in June of 2023

Our boring always non-PC travel blog
Traveling Dorothy

Re: Removing Face Plate of the Refrigerator
Reply #3
Don, on a different subject, what is the sheer curtain behind your cab seats?
Greg & Victoria
2017 Mid-Bath  “Nocona” towing a manual 2015 Forester
Previously a 1985 TK
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Re: Removing Face Plate of the Refrigerator
Reply #5
Karen has also wanted to change out the woodgrain panels  on our refrigerator in our 98~MB.  Does anyone know if other panels are available?

            Karen~Liam
               98 ~ MB
                  NinA
1998 ~ MB  WanderDaze
previously a 1984 Winnebago itaska- The Road Warrior, before that several VW Buses and before that a 1965 Chrysler Convertible Newport or our 1969 Chrysler La Barron with an ice box and a couple sleeping bags