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Fridge coil cleaning and ventilation
annechris
Member Posts: 11
The fridge manual indicates annual cleaning of the condensing unit. Any thoughts on how to do this? Looks like it requires at least removing the stove, and maybe pulling the whole fridge out.
The importance of good ventilation of the coils is also emphasized. On our 2022 Tab 320 the only air flow seems to be in under the fridge and out via a vent in front of the stove, and it seems that might use some help, especially in hot climates. Adding a fan-assisted vent in the adjacent cabinet wall looks quit feasible. Any thoughts on that?
The importance of good ventilation of the coils is also emphasized. On our 2022 Tab 320 the only air flow seems to be in under the fridge and out via a vent in front of the stove, and it seems that might use some help, especially in hot climates. Adding a fan-assisted vent in the adjacent cabinet wall looks quit feasible. Any thoughts on that?
2022 T@B 320 S Boondock, TV 2019 Toyota Highlander Hybrid
Bloomington, Indiana
Bloomington, Indiana