our fridge is colder on propane than AC Why?
Why is our fridge colder on propane than when we are plugged into shore power? With propane everything is nice and cold, everything is frozen solid in the freezer. On AC power the fridge can't seem ...
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Hi,
Statement removed because it may be in error. The rest is still valid so I'm leaving it in place.
You could add some fans to help with cooling the outside part of the fridge sucking more air up the "chimney". When I did this my initial cool down to first cycle on 120 volts dropped from 12 hours to 6 hours.
You could also add a fan internally inside the actual fridge compartment.
Statement removed because it may be in error. The rest is still valid so I'm leaving it in place.
You could add some fans to help with cooling the outside part of the fridge sucking more air up the "chimney". When I did this my initial cool down to first cycle on 120 volts dropped from 12 hours to 6 hours.
You could also add a fan internally inside the actual fridge compartment.
