My gas fridge has a flexible foil type flue on it.
Does anyone know where I can buy a new one.
I tried 2 caravan centers near me, but they didn't have any.
I think the diameter of the flue is 32mm.
Cheers
Dave
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Fridge flue.
Try Leisure spares on leisurespares.co.uk or 01423 321108.
You will need the production no. usually found on a plate inside fridge and strarting with 009 or 9 , serial no. useful too.
They seem to stock bits for most Dometic, Electrolux etc 2/3 way fridges
Its also a good idea to make sure you have a drop vent (hole in the floor with gauze on it ) at the rear of the fridge to dump CO2.
The fridge gives of CO oncombustion so good idea to get exhaust right.
O'Briens (listed on club site) redirect people to Leisure spares but you can get info on their site on venting the fridge etc.
good luck
You will need the production no. usually found on a plate inside fridge and strarting with 009 or 9 , serial no. useful too.
They seem to stock bits for most Dometic, Electrolux etc 2/3 way fridges
Its also a good idea to make sure you have a drop vent (hole in the floor with gauze on it ) at the rear of the fridge to dump CO2.
The fridge gives of CO oncombustion so good idea to get exhaust right.
O'Briens (listed on club site) redirect people to Leisure spares but you can get info on their site on venting the fridge etc.
good luck
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I have found that I also need a length of flexible flue.
This is due to the fridge unit sitting on the floor and where I need to cut the hole for the flue on the side of the van is around 170mm above the centre line of standard flue..
I have search everywhere I can think of for some flexible heat resistant tubing, but so far no luck. The standard VW pre-heat tube is 50mm...
Any suggestions? Please!
This is starting to do my head in have even tried sourcing commercial electrical conduit but I am not convinced that the high temp (120deg) stuff would be suitable.
This is due to the fridge unit sitting on the floor and where I need to cut the hole for the flue on the side of the van is around 170mm above the centre line of standard flue..
I have search everywhere I can think of for some flexible heat resistant tubing, but so far no luck. The standard VW pre-heat tube is 50mm...
Any suggestions? Please!

This is starting to do my head in have even tried sourcing commercial electrical conduit but I am not convinced that the high temp (120deg) stuff would be suitable.
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Ask at you local TV aeriel fitters, I think the mast tubing (that fastens to chimney) is the correct size.
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