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Bought a used reefer 350 and found this big bubble at the top of the glass today while giving it a cleaning.

Here’s what it looks like from the side panel looking towards the front panel
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And here’s what it looks like from the top of the glass looking down.
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The glass is 1/2 in thick and about 22 inches high. The bubble is just under 3 inches.

How worried should I be?...
 
Bought a used reefer 350 and found this big bubble at the top of the glass today while giving it a cleaning.

Here’s what it looks like from the side panel looking towards the front panel
f10b377f1c23c5689a7da396f664249d.jpg


And here’s what it looks like from the top of the glass looking down.
146cf3379c12256db952bcb264a35aae.jpg


The glass is 1/2 in thick and about 22 inches high. The bubble is just under 3 inches.

How worried should I be?...

i used to build glass tanks and that would worry me.
 
i used to build glass tanks and that would worry me.

Yes, that's a failure waiting to happen.

To do it right, yes taken apart and redone.
Local club may have someone that's done it before. Outside chance a LFS could do it.
 
Yes, that's a failure waiting to happen.

To do it right, yes taken apart and redone.
Local club may have someone that's done it before. Outside chance a LFS could do it.

this. but it’s not an easy task to do correctly at all.
 
In all my years, I've never done it. I have taken tanks apart though.

taking apart is the easy part! like most things, it’s not hard if you know what you’re doing. just daunting and labor intensive.
 

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