Uregent Help - Access to 12v insde fridge

Remove the two screws at the front of the plastic assembly. The other end is held by two plastic spigots which slide into slots in the main liner. Forget which way they face but I suspect if you bump the end with the palm of your hand towards the rear it will do the trick. If not try the reverse.

Also - be aware of the fine tube for the temperature control / thermostat set up.

I attempted to set up a fan as per instructions on this forum etc with fan power coming from the light and control knob set up and found that 12V Computer fans would not work - then I decided that it may have been wise to try the voltage from the power into this set up BEFORE I started, so I did so - it was only about 7 volts or so. Hm! The fan did not get installed as a result.

I was so glad I did work VERY carefully so as to NOT fracture the thermostat tube!

Cheers - Ian for Ian & Sally

When I had the fridge removed for some TLC I drilled a vertical hole centrely at the bottom back just behind the drain channel and inserted a piece of tube. This now carries a thermometer cable and a 80mm fan cable. The fan is cable tied underneath a shelf in a corner with a 12v plug-socket for shelf removal.

No more gasket problems and all nice a neat.

I completely rewired the mess of wiring and also the 12v regulator the drives the internal flood lamp. The resistors which control the compressor operating parameters are now on a terminal strip and can be easily changed when and if required.

I also removed the plastic defrost water container and now have a tube which drains to the outside of the van. I could never seem to keep the container in place and if it contained water when taking off it would spill. There was evidence of water damage from this.

Is there no other way to power the fan? eg from the compressor power supply???