Re: A54 toploading fridge/ freezer clarification
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Reudi, Arno, Thomas and all the 54 gang.
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Thank you for this thread. Sadly, however.. I’m still screwed…despite unscrewing everything I can find! The cabinet shows no sign of movement with screws out, either in the vertical plane, aft plane or laterally. 5 Screws attaching cabinet to backrest/division of galley to salon (Picture one) 3 additional “mystery" screws in similar position (Picture one) 4 screw to the port side of the inside of of the lid enclosure (Picture two) 1 starboard screw attaching to the pillar at the most port of the backrest (not photographed, but in Reudi’s description Q: Are there more screws I am missing? Last photograph is the reason I am so interested in this thread. On a starboard tack there is a squeak from this join of the cabinetry. I can see and feel about a half millimeter of travel there, red relative to blue when in any significant seas, which seems to be not occasionally. I want to eliminate that squeak (which incidentally doesn’t bother the rest of the crew), but I like a quiet ride, and it's getting more pronounced. So I seek a solution to that movement, and thinking once cabinet is removed I can best address it. OR if anyone can think of an alternative approach I am all ears. I can remove the screen at the base and get a hand back and inside. Glue? More screws? How do folks deal with squeaks on their boats? Or am I alone in this… the stairs are next... All thinking appreciated! Thank you! Porter A54-152 Newcastle, AUS    
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