You need to be measuring the temperature of the *fins* inside the fridge to
really know what is going on in there. On a cool day (e.g., 60 degrees)
these fins can reach 17 degrees F. 

The temperature of the fins will be higher if you do as I recomend in my
article and run a tiny fan across them to blow cold air down onto the food.

Derek

>I've gotten to the point of trying to make my Westy fridge more usable. 
>But, I'm not sure whether mine is actually working properly. (I know they 
>are notoriously lousy, but how lousy?)
>
>It would help me if everyone with a stock Westy could post their fridge 
>temps.
>
>Specifically, what temp would the fridge interior be on a 90 degree day?
>
>How cold can you get the fridge interior (at maximum cold)? At what 
>outide temp?
>
>Thanks a bunch!
>
>Dave Garth
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