Running the fridge for 2 days off level?
I can’t pull the rv Home to cool the fridge due to a neighbors waterline issue. At the storage lot my rv is sitting a full bubble off level, I was going to plug it in today and pick up the rv Friday ...
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Lynnmor wrote:Hannibal wrote:
I'm referring to those time where the unit can't be leveled to know if it is over or under three degrees of pitch. If we stop for a couple of hours somewhere and it doesn't appear to be level, I'd want to know how far off it is so I'd know if it's OK to leave the fridge on in that spot for a couple of hours as in more or less than three and six degrees. I use a carpenter's level. A plumber's level might be in my future for when we stop but aren't setting up to camp.
Simply get a level app for your smartphone.
For those with iPhones, open your compass app and swipe to the side and you'll find a level that shows %.
I'm in the not overly worried camp about being a little off level for a stop along the way. But I also leave the fridge running on propane when I stop for diesel so I'm pretty reckless. :B
