ScottG wrote:
Your "Dometic" fridge probably has a heater to keep moisture from forming on that middle part you say is warm. There is a switch that can be seen when the door is open. Turn it off unless moisture forms.
IF it has the 'climate control' switch.
Some models the switch was done away with...always on
'Low Ambient air temp' switch....that one turns interior light ON so more heat...fridge cycles longer (turn that one OFF above 50*F)
Not all RV fridges models have 'defrost' modes....fact is majority of models don't
12 hrs minimum to reach adequate temps.
Freezer needs to reach 10*F before food section really begins cooling down....lack of 'absorption' in ammonia vapor as freezer is FIRST
