ARP Refrigerator Protection
I've seen advertisements in the Escapees magazine for the ARP refrigerator protector which claims to protect Dometic/Norcold refrigerator boilers from overheating. Have any of you installed this pr...
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IAMICHABOD wrote:fj12ryder wrote:
It would be interesting to know how many RV fridges quit working due to being out of level for extended periods of time. I know this topic has come up before and several people chimed in, mostly truck campers BTW, and commented that their fridges were still working fine after many years. I do wonder if the problem isn't being overstated.
I also would like to know,I know of one that failed after 7 years of continuous use,in a rear sloping driveway.HERE
My 10 year old Former Rental,and we all know how they are treated,works very well and gets ready to put things in the freezer and refrig in about 6 hours.
A while back and I was at El Monte RV and talked to the service manager and I asked him about the problems that they may have had and he told me that in the 10 years that he had worked there he had never had a Refrigerator fail. In that time I would guess that they have had a few hundred RVs thru there and not one failure and he hasn't had one come back after a sale for that problem. Could it be that the constant movement of a rental helps?
Constant movement of a rental? Hardly. Remember, the MOST COMMON problems with Rental RV's ARE Rental customers. They have no clue how to operate the RV and could NOT care if the refer is level. Besides, they were probably never told about level operation when they picked up the rental. Doug
