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Hi Kathryn: I put mine on the top cover blowing out. I think you want to get rid of the excess heat, to make it easier for the system to remove heat from the fridge box. I don't think it takes much

Yep. That's what made sense to me. [email protected]> wrote:

The fan/s should be at the top blowing out.? Hot air rises so it will pull cooler air over the coils and exhaust it outward.? At least that's how mine was from the factory.

The difficult certainly was the size of the terminal block. Will look to switch it out now thatci know what I need. [email protected]> wrote:

Hallelujah! You guys are the best!. Now, do most of you use it as an exhaust or intake? Do you position it top or bottom half? Thanks so much for all the help. Kathy

The tricky part is getting a fuse holder that is a light enough gauge.? I'm not sure you can stick a 12 gauge wire into the terminal block along with the existing wire.? You also can't splice in a

It should run regardless of which mode you are in.? The 12 volts comes from the power converter.? An in line fuse holder should be easy to find in an auto parts store.

Amazon can be your friend for electrical supplies, plus they deliver! Elefama 12 Gauge in Line Fuse Holder ATC/ATO 6 Pcs Waterproof Inline Automotive Blade Fuse Holder with 55PCS Standard Car Fuses 1A

Hello Kathryn: Try trailer and boating supply houses. Perhaps even Radio Shack. Here is one that is water proof: https://www.allelectronics.com/item/fhp-25/weatherproof-atc-blade-fuse-holder/1.html

A other dumb question. Will the fan then run if installed this way, on propane and when plugged into 120? [email protected]> wrote:

I mentioned them primarily because they require no tools.

Round 2 tomorrow. Cannot find those line fuse holders anywhere. Tried doing it without a fuse and discovered my battery was nearly dead, so then wasn't sure if it was my work or the battery. Hunt for

You don't absolutely need a fuse, but it's a good idea.? There already is a fuse to your fridge, and the power for your fan does go through that fuse.? But if your fan shorts out, and it blows the

Those piggyback wire splices have a very small contact point and aren't that reliable.? They are especially prone to failure if they're exposed to water, and a little water does get through the vent

Mine didn't have a grill.? I used a piece of shelving.? Didn't know I had to buy a whole section so I was glad I picked a short one.

Hi Gang: I cut the grill off the old AC and put it over the fins on the LG unit. Carl.

Hi Don, Similar experience with mine, replaced with LG6000 about 2.5 years ago. The constant cycling on and off of energy saver mode is disruptive to sleep at night, so just use the regular mode. Been

Do I need a fuse? [email protected]> wrote:

I just installed my LG 6000 a few weeks ago, and went camping right after.? It is very quiet compared to my original Goldstar.? And I love how it apparently uses a slinger blade to displace the

Those piggyback connectors Don recommended are good, you can find the at auto part stores or big box home stores - cheaper and smaller packages. On Thu, Jun 30, 2022 at 8:41 AM, Don DeRyke via