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Old 07-09-2016, 10:51 PM   #29
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Just curious, how did you secure the RF18 to the floor?
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I helped a friend install an RF-18 in his fifth wheel , what I should have done before I started , was taken the wheels off and mounted a couple of skids to the bottom of the fridge screwed up from the bottom on each, outside edge of the fridge, and extending 3 1/2 to 4" out the rear at the bottom so I could reach through the lower outside vent to screw the skids to the floor. Getting a system into secure the fridge, with it in place was a real ...., I should have pulled it back out . His fridge was in a slide so I was able to access the top corner of the fridge for a bracket there.
Small print in the installation diagram , calls for 100mm ( 4") clearance at the rear of the RF-18, and that amount lined it up at the front of the cabinet
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I've never really measured the voltage on the batteries when hooked up. I'll have to check that out. Thanks.
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