Scott -

I have had my fridge out several times without pulling the cabinet in my
'87.  Remove the front wooden trim that holds the door, get into the
cabinets on the left and right and pull the two screws on each side.

With the drawer removed, you can reach the gas line with a short wrench and
loosen it.  Be sure to turn off gas at the tank first, no open flames, etc.

The 110 v line just plugs in under the sink.  I seem to remember the 12v
line being a bit hard to unplug, but it does come apart.

The outside vent has a couple of different size screws, and does not go back
together in an obvious manner, so make some notes or a sketch as you take it
apart.

Remove the inside vent, which gives you access to the vent pipe so you can
wiggle as needed.

Pull the fridge straight forward, until the vent pipe is loose from the
wall.  Then you will have to tip and wiggle to get it out of the hole.

Be carful of the drain line and burner on the bottom of the unit.

The most trouble I have had re-installing is having to bend the vent pipe a
bit so it will fit out with the fridge tipped.

Not too tough, but remember you are dealing with gas, so be sure to check
the line for leaks after re-installing.

- Mike Finkbiner
'87 Westy
Moscow, ID

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Scott <smorewhisky@YAHOO.COM> said -

so bently says to take out the entire cabinette. i
have a service manual i got from either the wetwesties
or westfailure that says i can just pull the fridge
without pulling the entire cab...anyone have any
experience with this? would prefer to not pull the
entire cabinette for obvious reasons...thanks

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Scott Wilson
85 GL Westfalia

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