Questoin about my refrigerator???
My family and I went camping this weekend and my refrigerator would not get cold on electric. It is a Norcold refigerator. The freezer worked perfectly and I could get the refrigerator to get cold u...
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First things first:
1. the refrigerator has to be level to work properly or at all.
2. the higher the ambient temperatures, the less efficient the refrigerator will be.
3. continually opening the door and leaving the door open while retrieving items will raise the refrigerator's interior temperature that can take many (10 to 20) hours to overcome.
4. Loading the refrigerator with warm items (cans of soda or beer as an example) will raise the interior temperature and may take 24 hours to cool down again.
5. the refrigerator should be turned on and cooled down at least 24 hours before use.
As you can see, using a gas absorption RV refrigerator is not like the refrigerator in your kitchen at home.
1. the refrigerator has to be level to work properly or at all.
2. the higher the ambient temperatures, the less efficient the refrigerator will be.
3. continually opening the door and leaving the door open while retrieving items will raise the refrigerator's interior temperature that can take many (10 to 20) hours to overcome.
4. Loading the refrigerator with warm items (cans of soda or beer as an example) will raise the interior temperature and may take 24 hours to cool down again.
5. the refrigerator should be turned on and cooled down at least 24 hours before use.
As you can see, using a gas absorption RV refrigerator is not like the refrigerator in your kitchen at home.
