Johnny,

These photos are GREAT--they really help you see what you're about to
get into. Really valuable for anyone pulling their fridge. Would be
good if you could get them posted in the vanagon.com site's
Refrigerator Info section (http://www.vanagon.com/problems/). That
would save lots of folks time digging around in the archives.

thanks,
Nolan
87 Westy "Hanz"

>Good to see you got your fridge going, I did mine the hard way though.
>just posted this on the list and figured you might be interested.
>Enjoy...
>
>
>
>Pulled out my fridge last week to clean the burners and be curious,
>took
>some pictures for those of you who find this an utmost mystery.  BTW
>fridge
>removal is actually as easy as sir Bentley describes.
>
>The rear of the fridge in all its glory
>http://home.att.net/~zadar72/dometicbackview.jpg
>
>top view of the wiring and airpump
>http://home.att.net/~zadar72/dometictopview.jpg
>
>I pulled back the heatshielding looking for the burners,  found nothing
>but
>pipes,  the actual area of the boiler is very small.
>http://home.att.net/~zadar72/dometicinsides.jpg
>
>A close up of the condenser and wimpy cooling fan
>http://home.att.net/~zadar72/dometicexchanger.jpg
>
>inside of the combustion chamber, you can see some rusty debris below
>the
>burner.
>http://home.att.net/~zadar72/dometiccombustion.jpg
>
>Next time I pull this fridge I am going to replace that pathetic
>condenser
>fan and also wire a evaporator fan in conjuction.  But luxury like that
>will have to wait for more important things.
>
>Later......................Johnny t
>
>
>
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