I have a 1999 Hunter 340. Moisture has been accumulating around the lower part of the teak that frames the under-counter cabinetry adjacent to the refrigerator. I can only assume that condensation is occurring on the outside plastic of the fridge liner behind the wood. On a previous Hunter I owned, the styrofoam insulation applied to the outside of the ice-box pulled away, however I have no direct access to the space between the wood and the fridge to allow me to see what has happened. What I am specifically wondering is whether I can create any additional problems by drilling a few holes in the teak and injecting foam insulation into the cavity behind? There doesn't seem to be anything in there except possibly a 110 volt wire running along the bottom and leading astern. Does anyone have any experience with this?