Leveling and turning on your refrigerator?
So naively when we began to look at TT's I commented to my husband" this is going to be so great! No more worrying about Ice chests, water logged butter etc.." Well since acquiring our TT I have come ...
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First thing is check the manual for your make, model & age of fridge to verify what out of level it can be up to.
Norcold fridges can operate up to 6 degrees out of level front to back and 3 degrees side to side. Older fridges can't be out of level as much.
For a fridge oriented against a side wall, 6 degrees in a standard 8' wide TT would equate to 10" lower on one side. 10" lower on one side is HUGE!! That's enough to send DW into a vertigo attack. :E
A 30' long trailer with fridge in same orientation and 3 degrees off level would equate to 18" lower at one end.
Oh, I see the above post with same info. but I did this up earlier and neglected to hit the post message button. :(
Norcold fridges can operate up to 6 degrees out of level front to back and 3 degrees side to side. Older fridges can't be out of level as much.
For a fridge oriented against a side wall, 6 degrees in a standard 8' wide TT would equate to 10" lower on one side. 10" lower on one side is HUGE!! That's enough to send DW into a vertigo attack. :E
A 30' long trailer with fridge in same orientation and 3 degrees off level would equate to 18" lower at one end.
Oh, I see the above post with same info. but I did this up earlier and neglected to hit the post message button. :(
