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Jack in Alaska · 06-15-2010, 10:52 PM

I purchased a small AC fan (about 8" in diameter) from Ace Hardware for $9.95 and installed it in the lower part of the refer cabinet. I mounted it facing up so it blows air up and out over the fins. I plugged it into the AC receptacle there in the refer cabinet.
It runs 24/7 when plugged into AC in the park and the refer works excellent and has for 3 winters. Cheap to replace when it wears out.
When traveling you will have to depend on the DC fans.

06-15-2010, 10:52 PM	#8
Jack in Alaska Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Anchorage & Ninilchik, Alaska Posts: 291	refer cooling fan I purchased a small AC fan (about 8" in diameter) from Ace Hardware for $9.95 and installed it in the lower part of the refer cabinet. I mounted it facing up so it blows air up and out over the fins. I plugged it into the AC receptacle there in the refer cabinet. It runs 24/7 when plugged into AC in the park and the refer works excellent and has for 3 winters. Cheap to replace when it wears out. When traveling you will have to depend on the DC fans. __________________ 2012 Jayco 40FER Bungalow TT 2004.5 Dodge 3500 DRW 4x4 Quadcab CTD 325/600 6 spd 3.73 HiJacker Hitch;Access bed cover; Prodigy; PacBrake; DZ boards;air horns;Westach combo gauge;Sirius;Smarty Jr, Lite Force road lites Yamaha iSEB 3000 genset Start Out Each Day Real Easy.......Then Taper Off