Traveling with the propane on.
We have always had a refrigerator that ran on 12vdc as well as propane and 120vac. The new camper refrig uses only propane or 120vac. Do you run with the propane on so the refrig stays cool or tur...
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myredracer wrote:2oldman wrote:
There's another poster on this board who, because of fridge fire fear, won't drive with the propane on. The logic of that escapes me.
You won't drive with it on, but you'll sleep with it on??
Because when you are towing, there is the action of the wind inside the burner (negative or positive pressure) that potentially could do something. Not the same as when standing still when parked...
Mac McCoy, the RV Fire Guy, recommends turning off the fridge before travelling. http://www.rversonline.org/01ConfCCFire.html
So you turn your fridge off on windy days too? :h
