Absorption fridge tests and new safety device
I have been stating for YEARS that operating an absorption fridge off level of ANY AMOUNT affects the fridge in a bad way... Well, I noticed on a different RV forum that there has been some testing...
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I'm not convinced of long term damage with even modest off-level operation.
I see it as insurance and no concerns when MH is off-level. There have been a number of people that said their 30 year old fridge is still working fine. Is that the same argument as saying "I don't need seat belts, haven't gone through the windshield yet"? We all agree **** happens.
I'm presently boondocking in an arroyo on the beach in Baja. I got here late in the afternoon and didn't feel like leveling the MH at that time. With ARP I can stay off-level without worry.
Sal
I see it as insurance and no concerns when MH is off-level. There have been a number of people that said their 30 year old fridge is still working fine. Is that the same argument as saying "I don't need seat belts, haven't gone through the windshield yet"? We all agree **** happens.
I'm presently boondocking in an arroyo on the beach in Baja. I got here late in the afternoon and didn't feel like leveling the MH at that time. With ARP I can stay off-level without worry.
Sal
brincker wrote:
There is solid science, backed with years of experimentation & testing, that shows that long term damage will accumulate with even modest off-level operation.
