High Altitude LP Refrigerator Performance
Greetings. Just returned from a month in the Colorado Rockies camping with friends. My friend has a new Coach House Platinum II which cost more than my house, and I have a 2003 Lance 1010. We were...
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Nope........
As evidenced by your own experience one fridge worked OK and another one didn't
Problem is fuel/air ratio.
Air flow to yours is sufficient in higher elevations to be OK with the less dense air
Air flow to your friends is lacking just enough to be fuel rich (imbalance in fuel/air ratio)
Very small fan to enhance air to burner or smaller gas orifice to limit propane flow or adjust propane system pressure down from 11" to 10" 10.5"---one would have to PLAY with system pressure but then other propane appliances might NOT fire properly.
So NOPE>>>>>>>
As evidenced by your own experience one fridge worked OK and another one didn't
Problem is fuel/air ratio.
Air flow to yours is sufficient in higher elevations to be OK with the less dense air
Air flow to your friends is lacking just enough to be fuel rich (imbalance in fuel/air ratio)
Very small fan to enhance air to burner or smaller gas orifice to limit propane flow or adjust propane system pressure down from 11" to 10" 10.5"---one would have to PLAY with system pressure but then other propane appliances might NOT fire properly.
So NOPE>>>>>>>
