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Subject Topic: Can a caravan fridge Die?
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Personchrispy395
26/6/2007 at 10:13pm
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its been dismantled and cleaned!!! its a very small hole for a jet. early results arnt looking good, will see what the temp is in the am.


Personfatbloke28
26/6/2007 at 10:43pm
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check also the chimney ,ours didnt work very well and on closer inspection a spiders egg "sack" had been cleverly deposited a few inches up the tube ,where the owner was i havent a clue but the hoover claimed its prodigy


Personchrispy395
27/6/2007 at 11:02am
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I wondered if the gas regulater might be worth a look. if the pressure is down that would affect the gas flame?


PersonPapa Pip
27/6/2007 at 2:01pm
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Quote: Originally posted by chrispy395 on 27/6/2007
I wondered if the gas regulater might be worth a look. if the pressure is down that would affect the gas flame?
How is the gas on the cooker, if that seems low as well then either replace the bottle or the regulator, Wouldn't hurt to have a spare regulator and try it, I have always carried a spare one and hose in case of problems, also have two bottles and always keep one full, adds to the noseweight but without it I would probably run out of gas in the middle of nowhere andas we rely on it that would be a disaster for brekky! (-;

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Still alive and kicking!


Personchrispy395
27/6/2007 at 5:39pm
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getting the regulator checked tomorrow + new hose. I think the gas on the cooker is lower than it used to be .. thats why I want to check it out


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Personchrispy395
02/7/2007 at 1:09pm
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new regulator didnt fix it. flame size doesnt seem to change between settings so now Im changing the jet!


Personchrispy395
05/7/2007 at 2:39pm
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Hurray
Ive changed the jet and now it works. a good 4 deg C achieved. now all I have to do is check all the gas joints before putting it back in place. A working fridge and only 2 weeks before its needed!

Happy camping!



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