I am installing a residential refrigerator in my 1996 U320. There appears to be a condensate drain line (polybutylene) in the refrigerator compartment. Should I utilize that line or depend on the refrigerator's built in condensate system?
Tim
Modern fridges don't use a drain line in the same way the RV type does. There is a catch basin underneath a res fridge that is close to the compressor and that hot compressor causes the drainage water to evaporate.
X2 what Jerry said. The polybutylene line you are looking at is probably a water supply line for the old ice maker.
Right. I have never seen any sign of it overflowing .
Our Samsung RF18 has no drain line and has never overflowed—even in very humid Florida.
Thank you all...
Happiness is not having to to worry about condensate.....