First Dry Camping Experience
I thought I posted this, but it hasn't shown up, so we'll try again. Sorry if it's a duplicate... We had our first dry camping experience. It was nice, but could have been a lot better and now I ha...
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My four year old Dometic fridge has no "humidity switch" on the door frame like my old rig. With some research I found out it is on ALL THE TIME draining the battery at about 1/2 amp per hour.
With some more research I found the wiring diagram on line and located the wire on the back of the fridge that feeds power to the humidity feature. I unhooked that wire and placed an in line fuse holder and re-connected it. If I ever want the humidity feature while on full hook-ups I simply put a 3amp fuse in the holder.
Great solution, and is exactly the same electrically as cutting the thicker red wire at the fridge's interior light.
