🔧 Installing a DOMETIC RV Refrigerator in our Airstream
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Whow! You guys are good. Tough job. Well done.. Merry Christmas ! Don R. Salado, Tx.
A friend of mine at this RV park was just having us look at her fridge and I saw that telltale yellow/green stuff in the exterior compartment. I knew that meant it was a goner but then I set out to locate the video I'd seen it in. It was yours! I should have known. You put out some of the very greatest how-to, reviews and general RVing content on all of YT. Thanks so much for everything. Now my friend knows there's no hope for the one she has and can shop for a new one. "Knowing" is so important. Nobody really wants to buy a new one if the one they have can be repaired for much less. Thanks, lovely couple. God bless you.
No doubt about it...Harry is one cool dude. Dometic makes good products. Hard to complain about failure after 15 years of service. Nothing like a Strauss waltz to help a job go better.
My wife and I have been married for 33 years and she has always helped with projects that I had going on and at work and I just wanted to say how wonderful it is to see you and your wife working together and how much of a help she is to you...good job Kristy...
I'm really happy you are healthy enough to get back into the swing of things and on the road again! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Not a bad lifespan on the Dometic. 15 years of likely full time use in all sorts of conditions isn't too bad. Most home refrigerators are replaced by then just the same. I have to agree with the Airstream dealership on the overnight replacement/repair on the refrigerator because the number one item that causes fire to RV's is the refrig. They just need to be extra safe in confirming there are no LP leaks and good solid electrical connections as well as confirming the unit is operating normally before releasing the RV back to the customer. Nice that they still had a unit that fit the cut out area. You fathers old Chevy's look wonderful. The black one had flawless body work as each body panel appeared to be perfectly done without any ripples or waves in them. You've got to hand it to those older generations, they have much talent and knowledge in many things. P.S. These days it's best to use one of the newer style fasteners such as a hex head, torx etc. in stainless vs. a standard phillips. A hex wont collect dirt inside the bit area like a phillips or torx providing there is enough clearance for them. I presume your diesel mechanic in Mesa, AZ recommended the Archoil additives? Many in the know diesel mechanics do.
your dad / father-in-law is amazing!!! That's so sweet that he helps with these repairs :)
Well this was a good video for a beginner to see if they were going to change out a fridge out. Your dad is awesome & wonderful help.
I myself am like your dad, if someone has a need I am the go to guy, So hats off to Dad. You are blessed to have him there.You both did a great job with this lesson On fridge change out very detailed 👍🏻. As always can’t wait for the next video!
Hint for stripped screws:
Use a small power toll with a grinding/cutting disc to make a slit in the screw head.
Then use a flat-head screwdriver.
Another great vid folks! Great to see you all working well together, and having a helpful dad is great too!
We replaced the ORIGINAL Dometic refrigerator in our '79 Sovereign just last year. Jennie was camping and called me to say there was an ammonia smell. Fortunately she unplugged the rig and got all the windows open to air it out. Also fortunate was that the leak was in the upper refrigerant pipes, so no oily mess below. Was difficult to find the right size but we got one very close AND on sale at CW. (YAY!) We did the swap ourselves and I was AMAZED when pulling our original fridge that all the screws were also original. It was clear that old fridge had never been moved, providing 37 faithful years of great service. I believe it even cooled faster than the new one does, but still nice to have new stuff in our AS. Hoping the new one will be as reliable but new and digital stuff seldom is. One day at a time!
ONE IMPORTANT THING TO MENTION is how critical it is to also clear the debris from the fridge vent above. This is a critical safety element. We've stopped at Colaw's many times (back when they had more AS's in their graveyard) and saw many, many burned out motorhomes where the fire clearly originated in the refrigerator vent area. When the old fridge is out, use your shop vac and get rid of all the pine needles and other debris that collect there. You'll be glad you did, and hopefully won't be going through it again for many years to come!
Every time Kristy yawns, an Angel get's their wings!
A father in law that drives a sweet 55 Chev and helps you install a Dometic refrigerator can't be all bad. Take care,,,
So glade to see you are getting back on the road, love the show my dad is just like your father in-law can fix anything what a blessing. now that my wife and I retired we take my parents with us a lot. keep going guys!
You make it look so easy but I worked in broadcast television for decades so I know
how hard you two work to bring us your stories. I'll be doing my Christmas shopping in your store this year. Thank You.
I got rid of my old fridge, I put it in the box of the new one, gift wrapped it, put a nice bow on it and a card. Loaded it in the back of the truck and parked downtown. 15 minutes later it was gone! Bought the wrap at dollar tree!
Very informative, but the yawn was indeed the best part. It was a sneeze/ yawn- Kristy knows how to make her own Sean!! Hahaha!
I never thought about how you'd replace a dead fridge. What a hassle. Thanks for filming the whole thing. That had to make it even more hassle but it's great information.
I'm glad your noggin is well enough to get back on the road!
We went through the same procedure with our 1971 Airstream. Imagine removing a 46 year-old fridge. We reinstalled a larger unit, so I had to do some cabinet modifications. Worked out well. Love your soundtrack music. It reminded me of 2001 A Space Odyssey. ;)
Good tips. I love the 1995 Chevy Belaire. Beautiful car.
Looks like you're ready to roll. Good deal. Been missing your adventures. Glad you are feeling better, Sean.
What a great general install video. So enjoyable to watch. Happy travels, Lou.
So glad things are looking up for you guys . I have a dometic 12v refrigerator in my boat I love it . I think the day will come when most rv refrigerators will be 12v .
4:37 I know normal fridges, the reason is the compressor oil can drain out of it. The compressor is basically the heart of any cooling/heating system. Running the compressor dry without oil can cause it to overheat and basically die. Sort of like a car engine throwing a rod. I am a Commercial/Residential HVACR student.
Excellent job, it's always more satisfying when you do the work yourself and often times it's done better then if you paid someone to do it for you.
Nice install of your new frig. So lucky to have Harry your father in law. What a beautiful 55 Chevy. Great video.
My Daddy is exactly the same way!! if you can’t find a tool that will do the job,he will make the tool to do the job. I Love my Daddy so much and I sure do miss him💜
Thanks for sharing this video! I can’t imagine doing a video of a project like this where I am more focused on getting the project successfully completed! Kudos to you both!
I am not sure if you looked into this but JC Refrigeration makes replacement units for RV refrigerators. You can get the standard electric/propane or a compressor style like a residential fridge but much more efficient FTI incase some of you viewer were interested. Plus the replacement components weigh less and can be shipped fed-x.
Sean, as an appliance repair man you make a great videographer! Hat's off to Kristy and Dear Ole Dad for all the brain power and manual dexterity skills.....(COOL '55 CHEVY).
I liked the video n helpful suggestions but you should show these black tab things you were talking about. Im getting ready to install a new dometic n would be super helpful to me. I luv your dad he reminds me exactly how my dad is can fix anything n has a 58 chevy impala restored he did himself so awesome. God Bless
Another gold star video! :-) The only downside, and I am sure I was not the first to notice, YOUR SAFETY CHAINS ARE DRAGGING ON THE GROUND IN YOUR INTRO VIDEO! I HAVE ALSO MADE THAT SAME MISTAKE.
Our Dometic frig quit this year in our 95 Holiday Rambler. I bought a rebuilt cooling unit, changed it out and it is working fine now. And yes, I put it back in with Stainless screws. Love your channel.
Hello. My Keystone travel trailer suffered a roll-over 2017. Roof and ac totally destroyed and required that I do a total rebuild. The refrigerator was jiggled from its frame and mount. This video was very helpful to me in understanding how the fridge is mounted. Thank you for taking the time to make such a great video!
Daddy-in-law is the BOMB! I'm lucky enough to have one like that.
Oh! That totally sucks. But thank the Lord it happened while you were still home and you had your trusty Dad around to help out. Yay! Thanks for showing how it's done and I loved the background music you chose. The opposite of how you were feeling during all this, I'm certain. Okay. Happy trails, happy couple. We're tagging along with you. Hope you don't mind.
Love the musical sense of humor! The waltz that it takes to get a refrigerator in place looks quite tedious! Not quite the easy flow of the Blue Danube! :D
Haha great catch. Yes I thought the BD Waltz was oddly appropriate! 😂
Excellent job on the swap out. Great video that illustrates whether or not a person is capable of doing this themselves. Kudos to Vinnie for the Facetime support as well as Dometic for their support as well. As always, Harry is a go-to guy!
You guys actually made it look easier then I had imagined. I hope it's something I don't have to do but it's nice to know it's not that big of a deal.
Looks pretty simple with extra help for lifting, thanks for the video!
Love your dad's car. Sweet!
Well! That was fun to watch, but what I learned was -- I'd pay ANYTHING to get someone else to do it for me!
I had a 32 ft Airstream International about 40 years ago that I lived in, and had the refrigerator stop working. So I can empathize with you. It was possible back then to just order a new ammonia unit without buying the whole refrigerator. It was extra labor, but I was single and had plenty of time to replace everything.
Nice job, you were right on schedule. Mine also lasted 15 years in a 2000 Airstream. I'm a bit lazier than you and had the dealer do the work.
Sean & Kristy: May you both have a Glorious, Happy, Safe, Healthy, and Blessed Merry Christmas and Holiday Season, phil from nyc
Thanks for sharing the frig install. I hope we never have to do it, but at least your giving us an idea what it involves.
Congratulations, great job. My Atwood RV Frig failed last week after 3 1/2 years. Replaced it last Friday with a Norcold. Fortunately under the warranty I bought with my fifth wheel. The installation was about $750. Worth it for me and of course the warranty picked up almost all of it.
Go Harry... bringin' the heat with the sledgehammer!
I would like to recommend using a sawzall to take the old fridge out. You can carve the old one up in pieces in mere minutes. I had a similar problem when a friend called with a large freezer that was walled up in his basement after a remodel. We cut that old whale up in about 5 minutes and hauled it out the too small doorway. A sawzall is a weapon of mass destruction for problems like this one.
Hey LoLoHo, congratulations on your new fridge. Our inaugural trip with our first camper will be in March of 2018. We are in New Jersey and it's a little to cold for us to start camping now. So we decided to do it in March in South Carolina. We hope the weather will be warmer then Jersey at that time. Great video btw...
Nice work y'all! Kristy your dad is awesome!
Harry's is the man! I love his 55 Chevy!
Nice job on the install ! Thanks for sharing your experience ! Keep up the good work !
Enjoyed the video, it was informative. I went through the whole mess last year. However I went with a residential unit. I don't boondock that much so It isn't a problem. Actualey once it is cooled down it doesn't use all that much power. I just run off the inverter when driving or overnight.
Bill
For those screws that are tough, I use a mechanical impact hammer.
Not an electric one like a drill.
You hit it with a hammer and it turns slightly when the force is greatest.
Worked great on the screws on Japanese motorcycles.
Loved the ending! Too funny!
Haha thanks for watching all the way through 🙏🏻😂
No matter how old we are, Daddies are awesome. :-)
EZ grip for those old rusty screws will change your life I discovered it always have a container of it.
Sean CampingWorld didn't have the refrigerator? I've been calling Airstream technical support since 2000 and it always felt like the deer with the headlight response from them. As if I was the only person to ask about rivets, removing mouse fur, why my laminate vinyl cabinets peeling, etc. I'm glad you had a better experience. You have a great father in law!
Great Install. The lovely husband needs a shaver for Christmas :) 15 years is very impressive for an RV.
Thanks for the video! I have to remove ours to fix the burner and igniter because of 24 year old rusted screws and a nut.
Thanks for the run thru on installing a new fridge...hope I never have to do it! LOL! Hope you're feeling better!
Forearm Forklift straps could have made the moving of the fridge a little earlier. If you don’t have any check them out. A must have! Great video.
Dude.....you father in law has a SWEET car...Wow!
"Easy out" a bit used to take out stripped, rusty, old screws. Predrill a small hole in screw, insert bit and unscrew without wallering out the original threads. Works great!😁
I find cardboard better then a cloth to use under things for moving. Cardboard slides so easily on floors and doesn't bunch up.
Also wonder if you used anything to seal the propane connection like teflon tape?
Harry, you are cool! You got a friend here! Wish we were neighbors and had a tinker shop to play in.
Very informative, worked for me to test one that was given to me. Thanks
Great video! Thanks so much for sharing with us! Hope your back on the road now!!! W
Love you guys have a lot of fun best way to spend your time
I appreciate the video on the fridge replacement we have a 11year old rv so good info glad to see your doing well!
Great video (as always)! Very enjoyable and informative. Thanks.
You two are looking great
I was hoping to see if you added insulation around it and checked the enclosure for air leaks into the trailer. Mine needs some silicone to stop the cold air coming in.
Great video as always maybe next time try a rubberband over the screw head may keep you from stripping the screw head
Things wear out over time. You saved a TON of money by installing it yourself.
Sean, i have alot easier way to swap out big and even small items like that. I call my rv dealer and he takes care of it for me. Of course it helps that i live only 20 miles north of Elkhart, Indiana. There is nothing that i can’t get replaced here including the trailer itself. Lol. Unfortunatly i have one shoulder that has been replaced and the other has been repaired so i can’t lift anymore. Kristy your dad is great your luckyto have him. Looks in great shape also. Safe travels.
When I replaced mine I built a 2x4 stool the height of the opening to sit the fridge on and placed cardboard on the floor to slide the unit on . Super easy replacement job.
Hey There - Thank you for sharing this with us. It actually answered some of the questions I had concerning the replacement of my Dometic frig.
I would liked to have seen more on the disconnecting & reconnecting of the wiring and propane etc.
Overall it was rather helpful though.
Cheers mates and happy trails
Been there, done that. I replaced mine with a 3672RM and ended up having to make some slight modifications for the handle to work as instead of being on the front edge, it is on the side. I had to cut a groove in the Airstream trim.
Regarding the screws, (Opinionated Canadian Dude speaking here) the first thing I most often do when Philips screws are supplied with any appliance etc., is THROW THEM OUT. And replace them with Robertson Screws. (self tapping or whatever) Y'all have started calling them "Square Drive", but that's just another name. A rusted Robertson screw will break off before being so frozen as to not come out. That's it. That's all I got. Thanks for the video, and all the associated effort. *I did feel a little badly for Dad (Harry) there when he was taking a strain on that heavy fridge* . Don't hurt the old dude!
I second that on the Philips screws. That type drive is designed to limit torque by backing out the driver and if your driver is angled off a bit they back out the driver. Square drive, torx and hex drive screws are far superior going in and coming out. Get 409 stainless, 316 is pricier. if they are threaded, use a little lubricant to prevent rust and seizing.
Very helpful, thanks.
Great job, Wow....
Glad you guys cleaned up that ammonia. That's some nasty stuff. You might want to confirm if its corrosive. I noticed it looked like there was some spray on that propane line? Better to check and be safe and replace or clean that if possible than to find out its corrosive later when the line gets eaten through or cracks.
Great job. Jack
Aren't you glad this happened at home and not on the road. Great job!
I'm starting the same process. Replacing RM7732 with RM1350 with ice/water in door
Great job
Success, safe travels.
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Great video on the refrigerator replacement. As a service chief at our local RV dealer i recentlr had a customer with the same problem. I was able to get a replacement cooling section for the refrigerator instead of replacing the whole unit. Its not a diy job like replacing one so i wouldn’t suggest it to anyone.
The one thing I would of done is to save the old control board - if it was the exact same model as those control boards are a $200.00 item. The thing with these RV Fridges is to keep them running and don't shut them down as the mixture thats inside the cooling unit has a chemical called sodium chromate which protects the inside of the steel tubing from the ammonia, along with water liquid ammonia and hydrogen gas. Once you shut down the fridge the other problem starts to develop in the foam pack and thats rust.
any moisture that collects on the outside of the piping will freeze which is fine bust once you turn it off for the winter season - any ice will turn to water and will just sit in the foam pack with no where to go and will create rust on the out side of the cooling unit. Well all it takes is a pin hole to develop and there goes your cooling unit. I have a fridge that I bought back in 2010 and is now 11 years running on gas and sometimes on electric and still going strong, here's a tip for ya - it's best to run them on gas rather on electric as the gas flue covers a bit more surface area of the boiler where the electric covers a bit less.
Good job!! I thought you might rubber spray the bottom fridge platform and up the wall about 3 inches to waterproof or ammonia proff the area. Well maybe next time. Enjoyed the video. Thanks!!
Good idea. We will tackle that job in the year 2032! :D
We had troubles with the shipping of our fridge, they put the forks of fork lift through the fridge, twice at the shipping dock. To finely receive a fridge it took three units in all, to complete one sale and almost two months.
I recently had a full size refrigerator delivered to the house and the delivery guys had these straps I don't know what they're called but it made it really easy to carry around a full size refrigerator I wonder if you could have used something like that to move it around and not have to slide it on the floor
Wow that is a lot of work for that lol but glad it was a match for you guys ..learned something new now lol ..
Thank you both so much for everything you do..and I will be buying my stuff through your site !!! Stay safe until next time..loloho lol
Thanks much Jerry!
Thank you
Love this video especially
since I have a new Forest River travel trailer with a large Dometic refrigerator! I can now look forward to many fine years of service 🤙 I am in Minnesota and my RV is an outdoor storage but still I had to go for some visitation and check it out on propane mode!!
Kristy's dad is a badass.
we live in knoxville and saw you were at the wal Mart..didn't want to bother you guys but we really enjoy your videos..Steve and Cindy Marriott
haha yep that was us ;-) We are now over in Sevierville, exploring the Smokies a bit!
We stay up that way just about every weekend. 2 of the campgrounds we stay at are Rivers Edge in pigeon forge, river plantation in Sevierville..take care. The Marriott's
I always enjoy your videos. I was wondering what was on the top of your trailer? I am glad to see you folks are doing well. Thank you for your site!
I just replaced my Dometic refrigerator. The cut out size for the new one is the same as the old one . . .except the box is 2 1/2 inches shorter leaving dead space above it. That comes out of the freezer height. The cooling unit is the same size as the old one, 2 1/2 inches above the new cabinet. Why they cannot make one the same size amazes me. The new ones come from Elkhart, Indiana, the home of RV junk, where they cannot design one the same size as the one it replaces. Who wants a tiny freezer when you had a large one in the same amount of space? Knowing what I know now I would have put it up on a plywood base so the door wouldn't drag on the carpet. Or maybe bought a different brand.
Cool ! Literally!
Beautiful 55 chevy