Fridge quits while on gas when driving in strong crosswind
I've noticed the last two times my refrigerator has stopped working while on the road during very strong crosswinds. Anyone else experience this? How did you fix it?
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I think the wind blew out the flame, your system tried to relight it 3X and then the safety kept it from trying to light further, sensing what it thought was a problem. That is how it is supposed to work and it is for your safety that the propane doesn't keep flowing. High cross winds - we don't drive when it's windy, and the frig will stay below 40 for at least 6 hours without even running the frig as long as you don't keep opening the door. Save propane - shut it off when you travel. You can always start and run it when you stop for lunch and then shut off again when you hit the road.
