Ice Cold Dometic Refrigerator Mod using Fans in our Grand Design Reflection 31MB RV
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- We installed a lot of fans to help extract heat and cool the Dometic refrigerator in our Grand Design Reflection 31MB.
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Frost Guard Dometic 3 fan Special Deluxe Fan with LED lights 15 3/4 inch wide
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3x Standard 12v computer fans
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Mesh screens
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Why not add two more fans where the original was.. tie into original wiring?
Maybe it's just me but I have never been a fan of an instruction video with only music.
Here here
Thank you for getting to the point.
I would fuse all of those additional feedswith 3-5 amp fuses. You have no protection against shorts. This can be a source for a fire.
Nice job 👏. You could have ran the wire thru the thermostat hole going to back of frige like I did mine, but that works as well 😉
Oh and one last piece of advice; Lets do a first class job, Always solder you wires together and insulate them with shrink tubing. Run you wires to a 5 amp auto reset circuit breaker.
Nice work.
Awesome, thank you!
That is a '99-00 Civic Si..... nice, and rare.
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The screens were installed backwards teh smooth metal strip side should face out to prevent anyone getting cut by the rough edges of the screen.
Dr Larry, I’ve installed mine the same way as it seems to only fit with the jagged edge out. Can you show how you installed yours to fit?
Where did you find fans thin enough to fit in that space? I have a Grand Design with Dometic. It looks the same as yours. I’ve tried three different types. Can’t make them fit.
rvcoolingunit.com/Dometic-3-fan-Special-Deluxe-Fan-with-LED-lights-15-34-inch-wide-P5661663.aspx
What do you suggest doing if your refrigerator is a 110v ? Mine is 110v it has no fans inside the actual fridge area so stuff in the fridge takes a VERY long time to cool.. I wanted to add a fan to help circulate air throughout the fridge but wasnt sure how to power a fan from within the fridge?? Unfortunately most fans are 12v. Any ideas? I do have a light inside the fridge so could i possibly attach it to that light or maybe there is a way to run wires from a 110v plug outside the fridge to thru into the inside? I noticed amazon does sell 110v fans that move a lot of air that could seriously help!!
I installed a 12v (or was it 5v) fan inside the refrigerator too. At 6:42 minutes in the video, I ran a wire through the drain line to get outside and tap 12v.
Thats why you have a converter you seen underneath the fridge or somewhere in the rv... if it's like mine the 120v goes into that box converting it to 12v... fridges are 12v they say 120v as well cause when it's plugged into shorepower it works by sending the 120v through your converter and converting it to 12v
@@RodneyOrff-js3xz do you have this same summit fridge with no fans and air circulation inside the fridge portion? I don't think adding one fan is going to make a huge difference bc each row of shelf space will need a fan to really make a difference..
How much of a difference did this mod make. I am having trouble keeping my fridge cool above 90 deg
Major difference. We’re in 100°F weather and fridge stays cool. The outside fans ensure heat exits. The inside fans circulate cold air
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I never understand why people play music instead of just explaining how to install or repair things.
Maybe because they don't want to tal on video lol?
Here here, I agree fully
Are you having the fans blowing air in, it blowing hot air out?
Blowing hot air out
@@josephle6554 shouldn't they pull air in to go across (cooling) the vent/coils, and then up the vent (hot air rises)?
clarification - the fans installed on the outer vent pull air in to go up the vent, (didn't realize you likely meant the ones in the unit)
Where did you get all the fans????
From my old computers
Where you get tha fans all of them
From my old computers
Where did you get the screens?
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