toddb wrote:
You can always add https://www.arprv.com/
we did a 3200 mile trip this summer, pretty much along the rockies. The fridge stayed on but performed terrible, into the low 50s until we parked and stayed still . . .
We've installed ARP's on our last 3 RV's. Some fridges seem to be much more sensitive to off-level conditions than others. On a previous TT we had similar issues as you where the ARP was shutting down the unit all the time with the slightest off-level condition. Granted, it's a pain, but it's better than destroying the fridge. We've experienced none of these issues with our current fridge (Dometic DM2663). We've been in some very off-level situations while traveling through a number of mountain passes in CA, UT, and CO, with not a single shutdown. Boiler temps seem to stay consistently around 185-190 C.
