Fridge On or Off?
OK - here's a question for those of you who have been RV'ing a while (we are still newbies) When driving to your RV campground do you have your onboard fridge ON and powered by propane, or do you t...
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Dusty R wrote:
Several years ago, there was a story about an RV, 5th wheel I think, that pulled in to get gas. There was a guy changing the filter on one of the pumps. The furnace and/or refrigerator must have been on because when that RV pulled up there was an explosion and fire. The guy changing the filter died.
A good reason for turning the refrig off when stopping for gas. I have a wireless switch for turning the refrig off from the driver's/passenger's seat. The hard part is remembering to turn the refrig back on.:h
Edit: Here is a link to my post about the above wireless switch.
