Fridge Removal and Repair in Progress

[truk4u]

Gary,

Good suggestion on the skins, I'm going to do the same thing. Glue on the laminate and trim the edges. New fridge is in it's hole, but doors still off waiting on the laminate.

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The fun begins

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My son telling me, "this is getting to be a PIA"!

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Easy Pop, easy does it....

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Yikes, I can't see anyway..

[truk4u]

OK, I'm done and won't bore you with anymore fridge mumbo jumbo, but when yours quits, give me call for some pointers! What a difference with the new energy star appliances, very thrifty on the amperage that should be a big plus when dry camping.

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Finished product total cost 1,229.00.

[dreamchasers]

Looks good Tom, Very good.

Hector

[Denny]

Great job, Tom

[JIM CHALOUPKA]

That sure looks nice Tom. Well worth the effort. Your the pro now!

JIM

[Kevin Erion]

Looks like VERY cold beer in the near future! GREAT!

[dale farley]

Great job Tom. Looks like it was original.

[Joe Cannarozzi]

How many amps difference between the two.

[garyde]

A great job Tom. It all came together very well. Looks original.

[dalej]

Tom,

How did the windshield go back in? That was the one Brian and I had to enlarge the opening on to get the glass back in after putting in new rubber.

You did a great job of showing pog members what's involved in a frig. replace.