Cooler Unit Replacement - New or Refurbished?
My refrigerator went out. Propane and 120v produce heat but it doesn't cool. There is no sign of a leak. I think my cooling unit went out due to heat and lack of ventilation. I keep my RV in the Ca...
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Big Katuna wrote:
But you can repair it to better than new condition for $1200.
I did this once on a smaller fridge. Pretty involved procass. By the time I purchased the cooling unit and had it installed I would probably have almost $2000 invested in this side by side.
I don't know whether I would go this way or convert to a residential type. Never had an ammonia absorption type that kept my ice cream cold enough. Since my storage lot has power, I could still keep it powered up between trips.
Guess I will have to cross that path soon. Mine is approaching 9 years old and that has to be nearing the life expectancy.
