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Matt_Colie
Mar 09, 2018Explorer II
Mauisanna,
Where I in your position, I would try leaving the reefer and freezer unpowered for that 20+ minute drive. When our original RV reefer died, we could not afford to repair or replace it. So, I stuffed a "dorm" reefer in the hole. I was initially worried, but when the ice cubes didn't melt in a 4 hour drive on a hot (for Michigan) day. I stopped worrying.
So, try that before you spend money.
Matt
Where I in your position, I would try leaving the reefer and freezer unpowered for that 20+ minute drive. When our original RV reefer died, we could not afford to repair or replace it. So, I stuffed a "dorm" reefer in the hole. I was initially worried, but when the ice cubes didn't melt in a 4 hour drive on a hot (for Michigan) day. I stopped worrying.
So, try that before you spend money.
Matt
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