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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SoundGuy wrote:melloftus wrote:
I have read short periods are ok.. i have read never do this.. I have read its ok to have your fridge on when driving ( We wont be doing this as I run ours on propane and I highly doubt that is legal to do in CA and sounds super dangerous)
Even 15 minutes significantly off level can destroy your fridge.
Not illegal to run your fridge on propane anywhere other than where posted, such as tunnels, bridges, etc.
After reading 5 pages of posts I can't understand why everyone is making it so hard. My fridge manual saids 3 degrees front to back and 6 degrees side ways. I bought two stick on levels that are in degrees. I put a bubble level on the fridge freezer plate when I first bought my 5th wheel 13 years ago. I level the 5th wheel till the bubble was in the center. Then I stuck one level on the front of the 5th wheel and one on the side. When I stop I just look at the levels to see if I am in the 3 degree and 6 degree range. If so I leave the fridge on while we stop. When we are at the campground I level the RV as close to level as I can get it.
