Fridge frost up?
Hello all. We are living full time in our 36' DP. We are new to this via hurricane Irma which put us on the road full time. We are in that steep learning curve and I would first like to thank everyone...
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Also, verify that your condensate drain (back of refrigerator) has a RESTRICTOR in it. If just an open-ended hose, it will let a lot of humid air in.
And, a suggestion on defrosting:
Turn refrigerator off at least one hour before defrosting.
Remove all food from freezer-- into an ice chest if you have one. Plastic tub second choice, sink third choice.
Leave both doors open and use a hair dryer on LOW to defrost. Do NOT get the hot end of the hair dryer inside the frame of the refrigerator. This will materially speed defrosting, but hot pose a danger to the plastic of the refrigerator itself.
Whole think should not take 15 minutes. If it takes longer, you need to defrost more frequently.
And, a suggestion on defrosting:
Turn refrigerator off at least one hour before defrosting.
Remove all food from freezer-- into an ice chest if you have one. Plastic tub second choice, sink third choice.
Leave both doors open and use a hair dryer on LOW to defrost. Do NOT get the hot end of the hair dryer inside the frame of the refrigerator. This will materially speed defrosting, but hot pose a danger to the plastic of the refrigerator itself.
Whole think should not take 15 minutes. If it takes longer, you need to defrost more frequently.
