George48051
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- Oct 16, 2010
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- 250 Sundancer 1998
340 Sundancer 2000 (new 2014)
- Engines
- 7.4L Mercruiser
Cabinet R/O is 23 1/2 W x 31 1/8 H and looking for a drop in fitment - SS.View attachment 141890
2000 340 SD Refrigerator(s) Replacement
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Cabinet R/O is 23 1/2 W x 31 1/8 H and looking for a drop in fitment - SS.View attachment 141890
Stee6043
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You may get more relevant hits if you identify as a 340 DA 
SD is a Sundeck. Us Dancers are all DA's.
That photo makes me think Isotherm. I put one in my cockpit and it's been solid...
SD is a Sundeck. Us Dancers are all DA's.That photo makes me think Isotherm. I put one in my cockpit and it's been solid...
George48051
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- Oct 16, 2010
- 26
- Boat Info
- 250 Sundancer 1998
340 Sundancer 2000 (new 2014)
- Engines
- 7.4L Mercruiser
do you recall the exact outside frame
dimensions. I have noticed that listing are all over the map.
dimensions. I have noticed that listing are all over the map.
Stee6043
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Check out Defender Marine. They are generally great to deal with. They'll list the dimensions of all the models. Some have the ability to remote-locate the compressor to give you more room, if needed.
- Jun 5, 2016
- 5,553
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- 410 Sundancer
2001
12" Axiom and 9" Axiom+ MFD
- Engines
- Cat 3126 V-Drives
That is a an Isotherm fridge. I installed one in my cockpit as well, and it is an awesome fridge.
However, the issue I have with the Isotherms is they are just slightly thinner than the Norcold that was likely the original fridge. So yes, you will have to shim or otherwise make some piece of filler. Its just enough to be a real PITA unfortunately. If you go with Isotherm, I found marinewarehouse.net out of FL to be the lowest cost option and their shipping is the lowest as well. I bought my Isotherm from them, and they do a great job. I had mine shipped to a local freight yard and just picked it up myself. A lot cheaper than residential delivery.
Check out Nova Kool. Their website has a cross reference for about every fridge in the RV/Marine market and I have found their specs to be spot on. I replaced my galley fridge with one of theirs on it is a great fridge as well.
However, the issue I have with the Isotherms is they are just slightly thinner than the Norcold that was likely the original fridge. So yes, you will have to shim or otherwise make some piece of filler. Its just enough to be a real PITA unfortunately. If you go with Isotherm, I found marinewarehouse.net out of FL to be the lowest cost option and their shipping is the lowest as well. I bought my Isotherm from them, and they do a great job. I had mine shipped to a local freight yard and just picked it up myself. A lot cheaper than residential delivery.
Check out Nova Kool. Their website has a cross reference for about every fridge in the RV/Marine market and I have found their specs to be spot on. I replaced my galley fridge with one of theirs on it is a great fridge as well.
