Keeping fridge cold while dry camping
I have a Norcold 1200 series fridge in my trailer. Normally when connected to shore power, it operates just fine. It also works just fine on propane. Better actually, according to the remote thermomet...
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jwmII wrote:
Minimize opening the door. Know what you are after before opening
the door. Get it and get out. If you have children along you will
need to chat with them about excessive trips into the fridge and why
they can't hold the door open while they look for something that they
didn't even know they were after.
The worst thing you can do is put a thermometer in the fridge. It
will make you nuts chasing around after temps that are probably
unattainable and that will never happen because you are opening the
door too often and letting all the cold air out while you are
checking the temperature.
Yep.. My kids ask me (Fridge Police) if they can open the door.. haha.
I have one of those remote thermometers where I can read the temps without opening the door. Not helpful reading air temps, though.
