Hi Zoltan.

IF the switch was rated high enough, you might be able to "piggyback"
the fan to the switch on the fridge itself, but that would only allow
it to be on when using 12V or 110VAC operation. Not LP operation. Plus
you would need to install an AC adaptor to supply 12V to fan when on
110VAC mode.

Hmm..... not such a good idea.

If you're concerned about leaving the fan on, install an LED to
indicate when the fan is on. I have an LED installed to show when rear
fan is on.

Cheers,

Neil.

ps Ben's site has detailed description of his fan(s) install.

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On Mon, Jun 9, 2008 at 11:02 PM, Zoltan Kuthy <zolo@foxinternet.net> wrote:
> If I put a fan inside, how should I wire it if I only want it run when the fridge is running, so it does not use battery power when it is just parking for a year, without using a hand switch??  Anyone?
> Zoltan
>