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1. Turn off the gas supply at the main tank.
2. Turn the refrigerator’s mode selector to "OFF".
3. Remove the refrigerator’s system cover located on the left front of the refrigerator by
removing 5 retaining screws.
4. Remove 5 retaining screws securing the refrigerator to the enclosure.
5. Remove the drawer directly above the refrigerator.
6. Turn the manual shut-off valve located on top of the refrigerator to "OFF". See Figure 4.
7. Disconnect the vehicle’s 12 volt DC supply wires from the refrigerator’s terminal block
(Figure 1).
8. Disconnect the LP gas supply line from the refrigerator’s manual shut-off valve. See
Figure 4.
CAUTION: To prevent gas leaks and damage to the gas supply lines and fittings,
use two wrenches when connecting or disconnecting gas fittings.
9. Disconnect the refrigerator’s AC power cord from the wall receptacle.
10. Open the cabinet door to the left of the refrigerator. Remove the access panel at the rear
of the cabinet. This will allow access to the refrigerator’s vent-air intake and exhaust piping.
Note: Observe the routing of the existing flexible piping. It will be necessary to
duplicate this configuration with the replacement tube.
11. Remove the phillips head screw and retaining washer which secure the vent-air
exhaust and intake flexible vent piping to the vent terminal housing. See Figure 5.
12. Remove both the intake and exhaust vent piping from the vent terminal housing.
Care must be taken not to damage the "O" ring seals when removing the piping.
13. Remove right dinette assembly cover panel to access the refrigerator retaining bracket.
Reference "Right Dinette Assembly Cover Panel Removal" in the Interior Section
14. Loosen and remove the refrigerator’s retaining screws at rear base of the refrigerator.
15. Position the flexible vent-air intake and exhaust piping to remove the refrigerator from
its enclosure.
Retaining
Washer
Intake Pipe
Exhaust Pipe
(Isolated)
Phillips Head
Screw
Figure 5 - Vent Terminal Housing
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