Where to drill for co2

[smagic14]

I found the drawing of the cooling lines

And wanted to see where would be the best place to have the co2 come in. It is a mini fridge ge WMR04BAPBB it looks like on the side in the corner closest to the front would work. Any other places?

 

[Newsman]

I'd drill through the back, personally. Doesn't look like there's *any* risk of hitting a coolant line there.

 

[Dan]

^^ I second that. You're lucky to have found a plumbing schematic.

 

[phug]

I would use the back wall if you could. try using an infrared thermometer to find the lines if you do it on the side

 

[smagic14]

Alright thanks the back it is... Found this glued to the back of the mini fridge which I thought was pretty cool

 

[day_trippr]

Ever the contrarian, I'm seeing two lines that connect to the cold plate, and unless they're running inside the liner they're running up the back wall...

Cheers!

 

[phug]

On my mini fridge the lines to the cold plate run inside along the corner, see if you can spot them or at least the likely connection point


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[dnslater]

I have a similar GE mini fridge. I went thru the back. The plastic on the inside is soft enough to cut with a sharp knife, so you can carefully remove styrofoam to be sure.