One of the most important, and the most expensive, device is in your RV refrigerator. The life of an RV refrigerator is about 8-10 years, but they can keep working much longer if maintained properly.

Maintenance of your refrigerator extends its life. Cleaning is simple. Just wipe the inside with a clean dry cloth after each camping trip. added for larger tasks, with a cloth dipped in clean water with a small amount of mild detergent. The boxes and shelves can be removed and washed in soapy water if necessary. Dry everything well before reinstalling. Never use hot water to clean your RV refrigerator. More and prop open the door while not in use to prevent mold and mildew.

Open the outside access door and look for dust, mud or Dauber nests, spider webs, or anything else that can restrict the airflow. Check the roof to make sure the chimney is safe and not broken.

A common complaint about RV refrigerators is that they do not cool fast enough. You should know that it takes at least three hours after lighting the fridge to feel it starts to cool, and it is not very cool for 24 hours. Every time the refrigerator door is opened, it can take up to an hour to recover.

When charging your RV fridge for a trip, it’s best light in the fridge the night before the trip, and above all cool, what you put in the refrigerator or freezer. This keeps the device from overload to cool himself, and what is inside. You can 12vt your fridge on LP or while traveling. However, some states have restrictions on travel with an open flame, because of the risk of infection if there is an accident.

Most refrigerators are made for campers, both LP gas and 120vt AC. 12vt is available on some models, but the use of this energy source, not connected to a running motor vehicle, the batteries can be exhausted quickly. While your camper is plugged in and the fridge is set to auto, it is operated with electricity, and default on LP when it is unplugged.

 


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