Refrigerator Too Warm
After the knuckle busting task of changing a furnace motor, I have tried not to be learning something new about my 2004 Sunnybrook 5th wheel for a while. But I have been putting up with a refrigerato...
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midnightsadie wrote:
you do need a good solid 12v to the frig at all times. take outside vents off look for yellow resado ,,nice bright blue flame.?
I'm not sure about the 12v to the frig at all times. It will draw what it needs for control power from the batteries and the rest from propane when set that way. We boondock or dry camp the majority of the time only using 12v (plugged in to 30amp) on the fridge when cooling it down when we're getting ready for a trip (or we run it on 12v powered by our solar en route).
