Where do you put your levels?
I was at the store today and picked up a couple of those bubble levels. I know on the TT I had one above the tongue jack and another on the side at the front corner. Wheres the best place to put the...
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Just a couple..
First and foremost the RV must be fairly level for the refrigerator to operate properly. Older RV refrigerators required more precise leveling, but even newer models need to be close to level for optimum performance. Over time a cooling unit operated out of level can be permanently damaged
There’s also something to be said for the fact that even if your RV fridge seems to be running sufficiently, that doesn’t mean that it isn’t sustaining some amount of damage that will reduce its operational life over time. Therefore you should try to keep your RV fridge as level as possible at all times.
First and foremost the RV must be fairly level for the refrigerator to operate properly. Older RV refrigerators required more precise leveling, but even newer models need to be close to level for optimum performance. Over time a cooling unit operated out of level can be permanently damaged
There’s also something to be said for the fact that even if your RV fridge seems to be running sufficiently, that doesn’t mean that it isn’t sustaining some amount of damage that will reduce its operational life over time. Therefore you should try to keep your RV fridge as level as possible at all times.
