Questions on the fridge in my hybrid?????
2011 jayco featherlite. I believe its a two way fridge and not three way. its a norcold model N512(I believe that's 2way)I understand one function is off of propane, but if its a two way would it run ...
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My fridge is basically the same as yours. The freezer inside keeps ice frozen solid and will freeze something unfrozen just like home.
Like I said in another post, since I keep my camper home the camper is plugged in and on from the first trip of the year to the last. I keep my propane tanks on and when I unplug from electric to hit the road, it automatically switches to propane and stays just as cold on the road.
I leave some things that wont expire between trips. The trailer is by my big shed near the driveway and I've been know to go in there for a soda or beer when working outside.
I don't think they even use three-way fridges except maybe the little ones in popups anymore.
For travel, I have two little spring bars made for the fridges to hold things steady in there. You can get them online or even Walmart which is where I got mine.
I like things cold and keep the fridge on about 7 in the hot summer. We;re going camping for the weekend today and it's been set on 6 with the 70 degrees we have now. I do have a battery operated fridge fan in there that I think keeps the inside a more even temp with less cold and warm spots.
With these fridges, you don't want to keep the door open getting stuff out as long as you can at home since they're not as powerful as home fridges with fans and compressors.
Ray
Like I said in another post, since I keep my camper home the camper is plugged in and on from the first trip of the year to the last. I keep my propane tanks on and when I unplug from electric to hit the road, it automatically switches to propane and stays just as cold on the road.
I leave some things that wont expire between trips. The trailer is by my big shed near the driveway and I've been know to go in there for a soda or beer when working outside.
I don't think they even use three-way fridges except maybe the little ones in popups anymore.
For travel, I have two little spring bars made for the fridges to hold things steady in there. You can get them online or even Walmart which is where I got mine.
I like things cold and keep the fridge on about 7 in the hot summer. We;re going camping for the weekend today and it's been set on 6 with the 70 degrees we have now. I do have a battery operated fridge fan in there that I think keeps the inside a more even temp with less cold and warm spots.
With these fridges, you don't want to keep the door open getting stuff out as long as you can at home since they're not as powerful as home fridges with fans and compressors.
Ray
