temperature in fridge

I would just have it loose on the bottom of freezer section , with lead resting on inside of basket.

I use the fridge side in my Waeco for temperature checking, and don't bother about the freezer side, as the fridge temperature is dependant on the freezer side anyway.

Pedro

How ya goin,
What I do in my 80l in have the probe hanging in the air ,tied to the top of the basket(fridge side)by its wire.
The reason I did it this way is because I wanted to know the air temp so as to get an accurate idea of what was going on with my bourbon,and yes, it is THAT important.
IMHO taping to the lid should be OK and if the gauge is showing a low temp than you can rest assured that the goods are at that temp or lower.
Shane

When we 1st got our Waeco 80 we were a bit anal in temp measuring and power consumption , 3yrs later now know that the variables are just too many to worry about and know that she uses an average of 63amps per 24hrs and with the temp probe attached to the divider on the fridge side 1/2 way down ,6 lights out of a possible 7 = minus 15c in freezer and 2 / 4 c in fridge and 4 / 7 in dairy , dont bother changing settings summer or winter , sooner or later thats what she runs at , go to full bore 7 lights and freezer drops to -18c and lo and behold fridge only drops to the same as if on 6 lights , must be some thing to do with the "drinks" rotation LOL.