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Old 05-06-2009, 03:00 PM   #21
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hmmmmmmmmm going to have to re-read this slowly.......anyone going to langley feel like helping on this one?????...usually I'm pretty handy but the fridge works as is but I would so like it to work on 12v between point a to point b....thanks Bill for getting back to me.....


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Hi Brandy,
Usually they bring the 12v wires(1 black, 1white) from the tow vehicle along the floor into the lower left corner of the fridge compartment. They appear to terminate at two blue connectors in your left photo and have two white wires going from the blue blocks into the 3 way switch above. The fuseholder could be just out of view to the left on the black wire. On the right side of the right photo a white tube with red, yellow, and grey/blue? wires attached to a terminal block is the feed to the heater element which is hidden in the sheet metal enclosure on the right side of the photo. Hope this helps.
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Old 05-09-2009, 04:06 AM   #22
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Joy, thank you for that tip re the bullseye on the bottom of the fridge...excellent idea! I'm also thinking of upgrading my tounge jack and I'm eyeballing an electric one that also has a bullseye on top....
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I've known of people who have added a bulls eye level to the tongue. But in my mind that only levels the trailer not necessarily the refrigerator. That's why I leveled the refrigerator first then added the levels to the trailer. So now when I have the levels on the trailer at level I know the refrigerator is spot on.
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But in my mind that only levels the trailer not necessarily the refrigerator.
Notwithstanding the front to back and side to side adjustments of the whole unit, why or how could a fridge not be level with the floor of the trailer on installation? Is that where you feel there is an opportunity for it not to be level?
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Notwithstanding the front to back and side to side adjustments of the whole unit, why or how could a fridge not be level with the floor of the trailer on installation? Is that where you feel there is an opportunity for it not to be level?

You may be luckier with your Bigfoot but trust me on this one.... things that are mirror images (like the back benches) aren't parallel in a Boler so there's no expectation on my part that any two parts are level.
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