Refrigerator removal
It doesn’t look like it from the photos, but Ron and I worked for 4 hours today getting the refrigerator loose and wrestling the water tank out.
The gas line to the refrigerator was so tight that we had to use a wrench and a hammer to break it free. I am worried that we damaged something, as the part that the gas line attached to now swings freely back and forth.
Water tank removed.
Also I labeled and cut the electric lines — and found a badly corroded, non-attached wire which probably explains why the refrigerator never worked on DC.
I will definitely have an RV shop hook it back up for me. And I’m really concerned that we’ll incur one of those huge Dometic repair bills I read about. But that’s a worry for another day.
I had sealed the water tank lines so well that we ended up having to cut them to get them free from the tank. And after I struggled with trying to walk the tank free, Ron reminded me that maybe I needed to remove the drain valve underneath the trailer first Duh! 😀
Usually we don’t work well together so we do our own projects and leave the other one’s alone. But he has been a wonderful help in getting the bathroom, refrigerator and water tank out.
Tomorrow we’ll plan to tackle the water heater removal.
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