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At outside bottom added heavy duty velcro strip and inside on top shelf I put tall items;? bottles milk carton. Etc in a plastic holder amd secure with spring tensioner pushed back against behind

Hi Gang: We use Velcro: We don't bother with the factory latch. Yes, we put 4 screw holes in for this. Works so far. Carl.

Hi: I would like to point out that the strength of a beam depends mostly on its height. Roughly the strength changes by the square of the height, so doubling the height quadruples the strength. So if

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You might try gluing/ screwing a metal corner angle onto top and side of door over the hinge hole area to keep it from being able to sag . Then drill a hole through it at the hinge hole. Also gluing/

Cindy, It's simply a small eye bolt screwed into the cabinet.? On the door, I put a few toothpicks in hole where the door would swing if you changed it from right to left.? The toothpicks allowed me

That was supposed to be yougfartsrvparts.com. ?The only place that I could find parts. JoeS

What do you attach the tether to? I’ve resorted to wedging some stuff against the door to keep it closed and that generally works. And I peek inside at every stop to make sure everything is secure.

We had one door open mess.? Then I adjusted the latch and added a tether made from a lanyard.? No problems since.

I used 3” x ?” ship’s steel mounted vertically along the frame web, and would be easier to weld the cut stringers to. A section of “C” channel would also work well. Since you’re trying to

Alex: Likely the mechanical thermostat has failed. Try running your fridge on DC while plugged into shore power so you won't run down your battery. Does it cool on DC after several hours? If so, it's

We use a bungie across the front at all times when on the road. Has never opened since we started using that method to secure it. John 2012 Classic A liner

Our Dometic refrigerator door came open again on a rough twisty road last week. After getting home we found the door cracked at the top hinge pin allowing it to sag away from the latch. Is my only fix

Wow, thanks, guys — Steve T in particular! Great and helpful info. -- Alex Sproul '05 Classic '02 Suburban

I have a 2354.? I could have saved a bundle on ice had I seen this video when I thought mine was toast when we arrived at our campsite.? I could have bypassed the bad control module.? Bought a new

I can't find out much about the 2353.? Looks like it's not made anymore.? All I could find was a parts list, and I searched that for "controller", and didn't find one.? So it looks like its not an

We put a new control panel in ours, woke it from dead, cheaper than a new one. John 2012 classic

If unused for a long time the ammonia may crystallize. Long shot fix that sometimes works is to remove refrig, put upside down in back of a truck ( or car but trucks typically bounce more) and drive

Dave, Since I'm wide open here I plenty of working space.? My spacing is different from yours.? I can cut the stringers and reweld.? And I could even double up the 3 x 2 x 1/8"?tube.? What would

My fridge (Dometic Model 2353), which has performed flawlessly for 15 years, woke up dead at my last outing last fall, and I’m just getting around to dealing with it. Won’t cool on shore power or