Refrigerator Question/Discussion
My refrigerator in my 2010 Mountaineer has always been a pain: alternately freezing or randomly going into the 60's. I've tried many fixes, none have worked. But my freezer works just fine. Anyway . ....
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Yeah, bpounds, that pretty much sums up my concerns, and well put.
But I can disconnect the refrigerator battery from the trailer at the end of the travel day, put it on a stand-alone 120V charger, and let the built-in inverter charge the remaining battery overnight. It's a retrofitted 3-stage charger & maintainer.
My hope is that the truck charger will be able to maintain sufficient charge to prevent the little refrigerator from running the 'dedicated' battery into the ground, to prevent damaging the battery from excessive discharge and leaving refrigerated goods to spoil. And hopefully, not damaging the trailer battery with overcharging.
I appreciate your input. My plan has been adjusting as you've been responding.
But I can disconnect the refrigerator battery from the trailer at the end of the travel day, put it on a stand-alone 120V charger, and let the built-in inverter charge the remaining battery overnight. It's a retrofitted 3-stage charger & maintainer.
My hope is that the truck charger will be able to maintain sufficient charge to prevent the little refrigerator from running the 'dedicated' battery into the ground, to prevent damaging the battery from excessive discharge and leaving refrigerated goods to spoil. And hopefully, not damaging the trailer battery with overcharging.
I appreciate your input. My plan has been adjusting as you've been responding.
