Seal any holes with a shot of urathane foam. You can buy it at any
hardware or home improver supply store.

Dick Locke wrote:
On 21 Feb 2004 06:28:15 -0800, (Richard
Kollmann) wrote:


"Rick & Linda Bernard" wrote in message ...

Anyone use a small fan in their fridge to help stabilize the temperatures.
I have seen a battery powered one. Any comment on their effectiveness.

Installation of a small fan to tumble the air around the inside of the
refrigerator box can greatly improve the efficiency of your
refrigerator, for details on fan and installation; see FAQ #30 on my
web site.
http://www.kollmann-marine.com


I have been thinking about doing that but have been putting it off due
to concerns about drilling a hole through the foam insulation to get
the wires in. Any words of wisdom on an easy way to do it?

seal the hole with a little bit of white caulking which you probably
already have - forget the foam - it's messy and hard to control for a
small hole - like a 1/8" diameter which is all you'll need for 2 small
wires and some protective insulation tubing.


On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 16:04:40 GMT, Argonauta wrote:

Seal any holes with a shot of urathane foam. You can buy it at any
hardware or home improver supply store.

Dick Locke wrote:
On 21 Feb 2004 06:28:15 -0800, (Richard
Kollmann) wrote:


"Rick & Linda Bernard" wrote in message ...

Anyone use a small fan in their fridge to help stabilize the temperatures.
I have seen a battery powered one. Any comment on their effectiveness.

Installation of a small fan to tumble the air around the inside of the
refrigerator box can greatly improve the efficiency of your
refrigerator, for details on fan and installation; see FAQ #30 on my
web site.
http://www.kollmann-marine.com


I have been thinking about doing that but have been putting it off due
to concerns about drilling a hole through the foam insulation to get
the wires in. Any words of wisdom on an easy way to do it?

seal the hole with a little bit of white caulking which you probably
already have - forget the foam - it's messy and hard to control for a
small hole - like a 1/8" diameter which is all you'll need for 2 small
wires and some protective insulation tubing.


On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 16:04:40 GMT, Argonauta wrote:

Seal any holes with a shot of urathane foam. You can buy it at any
hardware or home improver supply store.

Dick Locke wrote:
On 21 Feb 2004 06:28:15 -0800, (Richard
Kollmann) wrote:


"Rick & Linda Bernard" wrote in message ...

Anyone use a small fan in their fridge to help stabilize the temperatures.
I have seen a battery powered one. Any comment on their effectiveness.

Installation of a small fan to tumble the air around the inside of the
refrigerator box can greatly improve the efficiency of your
refrigerator, for details on fan and installation; see FAQ #30 on my
web site.
http://www.kollmann-marine.com


I have been thinking about doing that but have been putting it off due
to concerns about drilling a hole through the foam insulation to get
the wires in. Any words of wisdom on an easy way to do it?