Dometic 3311236 Polar White Plastic Review

Just the thing to keep your RV or camper fridge cool enough to store groceries really well. It's all plastic so I'll be leaving comments on durability and value for money for a year or two after seeing how it holds up in the summer sun.

I only needed the lid, that's the lid and the hole itself. I have an old setup and just want to replace the cap but it doesn't fit. Instead I got a camco which is just a cover and works. https://www.amazon.com/Camco-Trailer-Refrigerator-Dometic-Norcold/dp/B00192KY22

I suspect this vent cover will fit most trailer fridge vents. Removing the old breather assembly takes some patience, but installing the new kit was easy. If your breather cap shows signs of wear or cracks, you will need to replace it. Don't let water get in when you buy a new fridge. that is very expensive.

Replaces old Dometic roof vents. Please note that the hole pattern does not match older versions. The size is about the same but not identical. You will need a butyl caulk underneath and/or a caulk that stays liquid under the skin. Cover over screen cover. Expect to emboss them or make your own corks.

Direct fit to replace an old, worn vent. Removing the old self-leveling caulk took a long time, but was easy with a small trowel, mineral spirits, and paper towels. Once cleaned, the vent roof base was a direct replacement that simply bolted onto the roof, covering the existing vent. Do yourself a favor and get an electric screwdriver or drill with the right socket to handle about 14 screws. After securing the base and liberally applying self-leveling sealant to the seams and screw heads, I let