Removing my refrigerator

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7 years ago

I'm wondering how to get this bolt out?
The other one came out easily.
This one just keeps spinning.
I've tried putting upward pressure on the bolt to no avail.

Re: Removing my refrigerator

Reply #1 – 7 years ago

There should be a nut or blind but which should be accessible from the drawer cabinet below the refrigerator inside the coach?

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Reply #2 – 7 years ago

Quote from: rodneyhelfrich - 7 years ago

There should be a nut or blind but which should be accessible from the drawer cabinet below the refrigerator inside the coach?

Thanks.
I'll take a look.

Re: Removing my refrigerator

Reply #3 – 7 years ago

Quote from: rodneyhelfrich - 7 years ago

There should be a nut or blind but which should be accessible from the drawer cabinet below the refrigerator inside the coach?

That was it!!

Thanks.

Re: Removing my refrigerator

Reply #4 – 7 years ago

Another question.
It's ready to pull out now.

How heavy is it?
It feels like a two person lift.

Re: Removing my refrigerator

Reply #5 – 7 years ago

It's out!

Now if I can successfully remove the cooling unit I'll order another one.
I plan on replacing the Styrofoam insulation with an upgrade.

Re: Removing my refrigerator

Reply #6 – 7 years ago

As someone who has actually done this - you have now done the hardest part! Cooling unit will be cake compared to what you've done.

One thing that helped me - I kept all the "outside" and "inside" hardware separate. I like to use empty glass jars. Inside is what would be on the back or accessed through outside; inside is what is removed inside the RV.

I did discover an extra screw or two when I did mine that were obviously not needed by the manufacturer as I couldn't find where they belonged :-)

The cooling unit should come with some really nice metal tape which very reliably seals the insulation.

It looks like you already have a Dinosaur board in there? (Green). That's an excellent unit.

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Reply #7 – 7 years ago

Quote from: LazyMatt - 7 years ago

As someone who has actually done this - you have now done the hardest part! Cooling unit will be cake compared to what you've done.

One thing that helped me - I kept all the "outside" and "inside" hardware separate. I like to use empty glass jars. Inside is what would be on the back or accessed through outside; inside is what is removed inside the RV.

I did discover an extra screw or two when I did mine that were obviously not needed by the manufacturer as I couldn't find where they belonged :-)

The cooling unit should come with some really nice metal tape which very reliably seals the insulation.

It looks like you already have a Dinosaur board in there? (Green). That's an excellent unit.

Where did you purchase your cooling unit?
I'm considering this...

http://rvcoolingunit.com/Search.aspx?k=Rm2607

Re: Removing my refrigerator

Reply #8 – 7 years ago

Quote from: LazyMatt - 7 years ago

As someone who has actually done this - you have now done the hardest part! Cooling unit will be cake compared to what you've done.

One thing that helped me - I kept all the "outside" and "inside" hardware separate. I like to use empty glass jars. Inside is what would be on the back or accessed through outside; inside is what is removed inside the RV.

I did discover an extra screw or two when I did mine that were obviously not needed by the manufacturer as I couldn't find where they belonged :-)

The cooling unit should come with some really nice metal tape which very reliably seals the insulation.

It looks like you already have a Dinosaur board in there? (Green). That's an excellent unit.

I am stuck.
All loose accept for the area I have drawn a red rectangle around.
I can't seem to figure out what is holding it.