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Its the closed cell high density foam you can buy at Home Depot. You can
contact R-Parts, they sell a very expensive vacuum packed insulating panels
as well. http://www.rparts.com/
If you have white Styrofoam it needs to be replaced. I took out a piece 3
feet by 5 feet behind my fridge/freezer and it weighed in about 30 pounds. I
had completely saturated with water and did not insulate at all. I went with
2 inch foam.
Hope this helps.
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/| \ American Eagle - Santana 35
/_| _\ Vancouver, B.C. Canada
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Dennis,
Just what is the proper blue foam? I need to replace a portion of the
insulation on my reefer and I'm not sure what or where to get the
material.
John
--- In , "Tales from American Eagle"
<americaneagle at d dot dot dot > wrote:
> That's what Freddy Freezer (North Shore Refrigeration) told me.
Before he
> sold me a new compressor, he had me tear the fridge out and re-
insulate with
> the proper blue foam. My battery consumption when down dramatically
after
> that.
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