I'm getting ice in my refrigeration box on the wall between the freezer and it. I have a feeling that it is time to redo the insulation between the two. Before I go into all "tear it apart" mode, has any other 410 pwner done this and have insight in best way to get the wall apart/open?
Hunter 410 frig insulation
- Thread starter Don Lucas
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On my H430, I have several exits from the Freezer section.
1) Wiring
2) Refrigerant tubing
3) Drain
I caulked 1 and 2 to stop the moisture.
Tip on insulation: It will never be ruined, but it can get moisture in it to freeze. It will dry out.
Good luck on getting to the insulation.
Jim...
1) Wiring
2) Refrigerant tubing
3) Drain
I caulked 1 and 2 to stop the moisture.
Tip on insulation: It will never be ruined, but it can get moisture in it to freeze. It will dry out.
Good luck on getting to the insulation.
Jim...
Yes my problem started when I had to dig out the wiring for the spillover fan and I think moisture has now gotten down into the walls between the freezer/frig. But now it's in there now I don't have much belief in being able to dry it out without opening the wall up.
it's not the grnert
I live on the boat, I'm not turning it off long enough to try to dry it out. I prefer to fix it!
I live on the boat, I'm not turning it off long enough to try to dry it out. I prefer to fix it!
I did the job winter 15/16 a lot of fiddle work..Wall was rotten on bottom inside polyurethane soaked with water ...not good material by builder! they should use closed cell foam! I will attach pictures. If you have question email me. Good luck John
