Frost control
The reefer in my 1995 Sunline had a switch on the front to operate the frost control for humid conditions. The reefer in my 2014 Rockwood has no switch, BUT I've seen on forums where folks have discov...
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wa8yxm wrote:
Ok, I will cover this again.
... this has NOTHIng to do with frost control.. There is no frost control on an RV type fridge.
No need. Technically you may be correct but to everyone else you're arguing semantics. The OP may not have used the technically correct terminology in his original post but he knows what he wants, having a late model Dometic DM2652 fridge that is equipped with a 12 vdc climate control heating element (installed in the area between the freezer and fridge sections) that unlike earlier versions of this same fridge can't be switched off when running on battery power alone to conserve battery reserve. Ignoring your penchant for being precise, the OP can easily install his own switch, just as I did in my own DM2652 and just as I described earlier, that will solve this problem. :)
