Residential fridge in Tuscany

[markmiiler]

I am in the process of installing a Samsung in our rig. Any advice with the install before I put the new unit in the coach?

[Chris Peters]

Be sure to upgrade your inverter to a pure sine wave inverter.

[jrusselltx]

Pure sine wave is nice, but not necessary. Ourselves, and many others, run Samsung on modified sine with no issues. The Samsung "drive" system is a variable speed motor. They take the AC in, converter it to DC, and then convert that to a variable frequency motor drive, most likely square wave anyway. The other AC operated gizmos don't care.

[markmiiler]

We received fridge Wednesday and had it in completed by Friday. A lot of work with plumbing and lowering floor with furnace.

[gmadams]

How did you get the old one out and the new one in?

[markmiiler]

I had to remove front door and inner door frame, the passenger seat and the OS handle going down stairs. I then had to remove the doors and hinges from booth units. Piece of cake! Don't forget acouple of buddies to help tote them out the door opening. The other details like rerouting the drain and electric and gas around furnace was time consuming.

[NumberThree1950]

Originally Posted by markmiiler

I had to remove front door and inner door frame, the passenger seat and the OS handle going down stairs. I then had to remove the doors and hinges from booth units. Piece of cake! Don't forget acouple of buddies to help tote them out the door opening. The other details like rerouting the drain and electric and gas around furnace was time consuming.

Do you have any pictures of how the rerouted drain looked before you put the floor back in?

[markmiiler]

no I had some but lost them in my phone The only thing was to have it going down hill to the tank. I had to cut some of my wall as it went into the slider with the sink. I use some commercial vacuum hose from the pool supply house for the flexing needed as the slide moved in and out.