getting to zero degrees F in RV fridge.
It is amazing what can happen when you follow the manufacturers written installation instructions. A couple months ago I spent a few hours and fixed the installation of the RV propane/electric fri...
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Based on what I've read here and found with my own TT's, I think the biggest issues you may find are:
Distance from coils of fridge to back wall incorrect.
No slope to roof vent. Just a flat ceiling with a hole in it - air doesn't move efficiently through vent. Instructions tell you this should be sloped to direct air movement up through vent. You can use sheet metal to form a chimney.
Roof vent partially blocked by rubber membrane material. Mine was appx. 60% blocked. They cut an "X" in the material over the vent hole and staple the sides. This left a lot of rubber sticking out into the opening.
Distance from coils of fridge to back wall incorrect.
No slope to roof vent. Just a flat ceiling with a hole in it - air doesn't move efficiently through vent. Instructions tell you this should be sloped to direct air movement up through vent. You can use sheet metal to form a chimney.
Roof vent partially blocked by rubber membrane material. Mine was appx. 60% blocked. They cut an "X" in the material over the vent hole and staple the sides. This left a lot of rubber sticking out into the opening.
