[Squeaks]

Hello,
I was wondering how you guys run your propane frig in the winter. Do you guys keep your frig running all the time even in the dead of winter?
Also any other propane refrigerator helpful tips you have would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Sean

 

[Grizzlytrap]

Run the fridge only when im there, never leave it on when not there. That's a big time danger if you ask me. If i lived there full time then I would.

 

[Squeaks]

It's a RV refrigerator that I picked up. Do you think I need to vent it as well?

 

[Grouse28]

I think you need professional help. Not something to mess with.
Can be a silent killer.

 

[Squeaks]

Ok I got a refrigeration guy going to set it all up for me.
Thanks

 

[mr. spike]

FYI .. Down The Road .... Keep The Coils Away From The Wall So Air Can Circulate, Also Make Sure No Dust And Dirt Accumulate On The Coils ...

 

[Wald Jager]

All campers have a vent panel behind the fridge. Our camper has a gas, electric 120V and 12v compressor. That's why they are ridiculously hi priced to replace

 

[Big Don]

Propane fridges don't adjust the way residential ones do. They adjust to keep food x number of degrees colder than the room temp. In other words, if it's 70 in the room and the inside of your fridge is 40 when it's 40 in the room the fridge will be at 0. If you don't keep heat in your place everything in the fridge will freeze. Ask me how I know! Only fire up the fridge when you're there.