My Newmar 3436 Fridge - 120 Vs. Propane
Getting ready for an adventure soon, so will soon turn on the fridge to prepare it for use... next step is going shopping for supplies, and got to thinking about an ice cream thread I posted a while b...
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obiwancanoli wrote:
Getting ready for an adventure soon, so will soon turn on the fridge to prepare it for use... next step is going shopping for supplies, and got to thinking about an ice cream thread I posted a while back... while I once posed a query regarding the not quite cold enough freezer (soft ice cream), this time, I'm wondering if the fridge cools/freezes better on one or the other...
My service tech recently recommended I run the fridge on propane, and not internal power via the inverter. But, if I'm where I can access full hookups, would that still apply if I can access shore power?
Which might be colder? Which might freeze and hold that temp so that my ice cream is no longer squishy...?
Like your other post I still state your so called Tech does NOT know what he is talking about. Your system is set up from the Newmar Factory with Inverter controlled 120 to the Refer, the Inverter EVEN IF TURNED ON, will go to standby when Shore power is connected or the Genset is running like I told you on your previous post. AS long as the Inverter has fully charged batteries OR you are driving down the road, the Inverter will operate the refer on 120 just as good as LP. Doug
