Dwight,
The foam I added to the top of the ice box helps prevent condensation on the counter. I still get some over the lid, which I didn't change. I would rather drill holes from outside the box, than the inside. They're easily hidden under the sink, but a little more obvious by the stove. I'm not sure how much of a cavity it there to fill anyway. Spray foam can exert a lot of pressure, so be careful. I have seen it buckle walls in houses. I have a small round access plate below the stove on the left side of the ice box. I can reach the drain hose. I may be able to stick my inspection camera (boroscope) in there to check it out. Jake From: CnC-List [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of dwight Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2014 8:09 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Stus-List Installing Refrigeration on a C&C 35 Mk3 Jake I have an almost identical setup for the Adler Barbour on Alianna. In your case, did the added Styrofoam insulation make a significant difference? Have you added any insulation around the sides or on the bottom of the icebox? I am considering adding polyurethane spray foam insulation.I wonder if drilling holes from inside out through the ice box to insert the nozzle would be a reasonable way to do that.would the foam trap water that could cause problems.how many cans would I need etc. ?
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