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Post by Sally Thu Oct 17, 2019 1:28 pm

I have a Thetford fridge, and the vents on the outside measure 480mm long x 183mm deep, measured to the outside edges with a sewing tape measure smile! 

Can anyone point me in the right direction of the correct size/part number/order code for the winter vent covers please.  I contacted Thetford direct but they didnt bother responding.  I dont want to buy the wrong ones.

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Post by Gromit Thu Oct 17, 2019 1:46 pm

Probably these Sally, but hold on until someone with a van like yours confirms.

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P.S. Whoops!! Posted the wrong URL before. Corrected now.  rolleyes
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Post by Sally Thu Oct 17, 2019 2:33 pm

Gromit wrote:Probably these Sally, but hold on until someone with a van like yours confirms.

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P.S. Whoops!! Posted the wrong URL before. Corrected now.  rolleyes
I bet that’s the one. The sizes in the description certainly agree. I searched ebay for that, but I may have been distracted by the Clarke’s boots  hugegrins
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Post by PLOUGHLIN Thu Oct 17, 2019 3:37 pm

Sally wrote:
Gromit wrote:Probably these Sally, but hold on until someone with a van like yours confirms.

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P.S. Whoops!! Posted the wrong URL before. Corrected now.  rolleyes
I bet that’s the one. The sizes in the description certainly agree. I searched ebay for that, but I may have been distracted by the Clarke’s boots  hugegrins

What happened to the covers you ordered in Sept 2018?

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Post by Sally Thu Oct 17, 2019 4:21 pm

PLOUGHLIN wrote:
Sally wrote:
Gromit wrote:Probably these Sally, but hold on until someone with a van like yours confirms.

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P.S. Whoops!! Posted the wrong URL before. Corrected now.  rolleyes
I bet that’s the one. The sizes in the description certainly agree. I searched ebay for that, but I may have been distracted by the Clarke’s boots  hugegrins

What happened to the covers you ordered in Sept 2018?

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You had to ask didnt you fedup   After trying to fit them for ages, I realised that I owned a Thetford fridge, but had ordered Dometic covers. Whistle1

Unfortunately, as a spendthrift, I can sometimes order in haste.  The annoying thing is that I've lost one of the buttons from the covers so I cant even sell them on!!!

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Post by Paulmold Thu Oct 17, 2019 4:33 pm

If it will help you sell them, you can buy just the buttons....
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Post by Sally Thu Oct 17, 2019 5:03 pm

Paulmold wrote:If it will help you sell them, you can buy just the buttons....
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Brilliant, thank you.
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Post by Fostersbob Fri Oct 18, 2019 3:13 pm

I used auto sleeper spare parts department 
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Post by Sally Fri Oct 25, 2019 7:53 am

I’ve got my Thetford vent covers, but I can’t quite work out how they are fitted and removed. I assume they line up and click into place, but how do you remove them?  I know it will be really obvious, so go easy on me. hugegrins
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Post by PeterHum Fri Oct 25, 2019 2:51 pm

I got these cheaper (3D printed), but work just as good.
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Post by Cymro Fri Oct 25, 2019 2:59 pm

Sally wrote:I’ve got my Thetford vent covers, but I can’t quite work out how they are fitted and removed. I assume they line up and click into place, but how do you remove them?  I know it will be really obvious, so go easy on me. hugegrins
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To remove, ask someone who's not proud of fingernails to claw at the gap at the top of the fitted cover, and pull the cover outwards; then unhook off the bottom louvre.  Always frightened that the cover will snap. .. but ok so far!
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Post by Sally Fri Oct 25, 2019 3:06 pm

Cymro wrote:
Sally wrote:I’ve got my Thetford vent covers, but I can’t quite work out how they are fitted and removed. I assume they line up and click into place, but how do you remove them?  I know it will be really obvious, so go easy on me. hugegrins
Thanks 
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To remove, ask someone who's not proud of fingernails to claw at the gap at the top of the fitted cover, and pull the cover outwards; then unhook off the bottom louvre.  Always frightened that the cover will snap. .. but ok so far!
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I expected something more technical.  hugegrins
I’m not risking my nails, not after what I’ve paid, so I’ll find someone as and when needed. 
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Post by Cymro Fri Oct 25, 2019 3:11 pm

The covers just snap in, and likewise are tugged out. I suspect that you could pop them out by using two coins of large diameter (I still have 1d coppers for such purposes!).

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Post by Sally Fri Oct 25, 2019 3:21 pm

Cymro wrote:The covers just snap in, and likewise are tugged out. I suspect that you could pop them out by using two coins of large diameter (I still have 1d coppers for such purposes!).

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1d. Those were the days. I remember getting 8 blackjacks and 8 fruit salads for that.  good2

But seriously, I do appreciate the help. I could see a way of releasing them, but your comments make it clear.
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