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I was fitting a drip tray to my keezer today and decided to screw and glue a timber plate on the front. Logic told me that between the outer body of the freezer and any cooling pipes there would be at least 20mm of insulation so I planned to use screws that would only penetrate by 5mm. On drilling the fourth pilot hole and had gone in about 2mm I hit a cooling pipe. Freezer knackered!
Stupid me applying logic.
 
I feel the pain, bro. Please post details or pics for others to learn. What's the make and model of said fridge.
 
I did a very similar thing to mine. Installed an stc1000 inside, taps,wheels got it all up and running perfect then added a couple of lockable clasps to hold the door closed which resulted in drilling straight through the cooling pipes!
 

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