Residential refrigerator travel lock
Over the Thanksgiving weekend, I pulled out the 14 year old 7.5 cu ft fridge in our coach that was becoming less than reliable. I replaced it with a 10 cu ft residential fridge that was a near perfect...
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And that has been the problem when you replace an RV refrigerator with a residential fridge. The refrigerator doors keep flying open on just about any turn you make. So yes, you have to install something to keep things in the refrigerator or else it will be all over the floor. I like the one Dutch shows on his pictures.
My problem would be that I can not go up anymore, my fridge is all the way to the ceiling, so I would have to go down and the furnace is under there somewhere. Don't know how much room I would have. Hope I never have to go into making such modifications on my coach. I think I would rather go the with the Amish coils since my Norcold has worked flawless so far. Keeps the ice cream solid.
My problem would be that I can not go up anymore, my fridge is all the way to the ceiling, so I would have to go down and the furnace is under there somewhere. Don't know how much room I would have. Hope I never have to go into making such modifications on my coach. I think I would rather go the with the Amish coils since my Norcold has worked flawless so far. Keeps the ice cream solid.
