Fridge vents

[kevenh]

I am not the only one who doesn't
Also just had to google WTH RTM means

Should I of left the 'f' in? (just as that's the more well known related acronym )
It did help us in Hurly to figure out what was up with out fridge

 

[peterc10]

Do I understand this correctly now, in warmer climates the covers are fitted

No. If it is warm outside you take the covers off. Because for the process to work it should not be too hot behind the fridge either.

 

[WESTY66]

Cost of replacements, particularly in dark grey are ridiculous! In extremely windy conditions I might be tempted to use a bit of gaffer tape - belt & braces!

My bottom one disappeared during the last storm. I searched all over for it but it is probably in the next county so I bought some new ones on fleabay for an extortionate cost (grey ones). If it goes again I’ll do without.

I didn’t realise the dark grey ones was in such demand?
I’ll be putting some LS300 (I think)ones in dark grey in the classified ads next week?? Annoyingly I’ve lost one of the screws but luckily you can get them off fleabay?
Incidentally it’s best to screw the normal vents (not vent covers) on as a funster on here had his nicked at the services by a large group of motorhomers// caravanners??

 

[jezport]

We use our bottom one when its very cold or windy. It helps the heater get up to temperature faster so saves gas or electric and also stops the gas blowing out in strong wind.

 

[TUCANO]

Should I of left the 'f' in? (just as that's the more well known related acronym )
It did help us in Hurly to figure out what was up with out fridge

Nope, l deplore the 'f' word

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[Stewart J]

Here ya go from a few days ago

Fridge fans, outside air temperature an observation.

Currently wilding in D&G being winter as per Dometic recommendations (below 10 deg C) I had fitted the fridge vent lower cover (fans fitted to upper cover so left in place) This last two days with an outside air temperature of 7-9 deg C my thermostatically controlled fans have been cutting in at...

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