RMD8555 fan?

[escape artist]

Originally Posted by Jubal

Actually cold air is denser than warm air. The loop trap in the condensation drain line or water in the collection cup limits the loss of cold air out of the refer box.

Hi: Jubal... Which ever way it goes... the fridge gets warmer. Alf
escape artist N.S. of Lake Erie

[Jubal]

[QUOTE=escape artist;153014]Hi: Jubal... Which ever way it goes... the fridge gets warmer. Alf
escape artist N.S. of Lake Erie[/QUOTE
Yes, this has been my experience. Another tool to help the cooling.

Try it Myron. You will like it !

[Kountrykamper]

Originally Posted by Jubal

Actually cold air is denser than warm air. The loop trap in the condensation drain line or water in the collection cup limits the loss of cold air out of the refer box.

No necessarily. Depends on air flow back there at 65 MPH. Who knows what it happening and I'm not going back there to see.

Our temperature does not rise without water in the cup unless we are driving.

I have played with it for 3 years now and on ours the temperature will raise within the first 20 miles without water in the cup. I have forgot to add water a few times and the temperature would start rising and as soon as I pulled over and added water the temperature would start dropping again. If you don't have problems with the temp rising while driving then don't bother with it. If you do it's a cheap, simple thing to try.

[GeorgiaBill]

Originally Posted by Patrol35

Can someone provide a photo of the 8555 back panel and point out the wires to the fan unit and or the switch setup ETI did. I want to make absolutely sure which wires the the correct ones to deal with.
many thanks,
Larry

Hope it gets answered below, and I expect it will. I just went out and took a picture of my 8555 and it doesn't look anything like the one above.

[cpaharley2008]

This thread has a fan switch picture http://www.escapeforum.org/forums/f9...r-10108-2.html