hello from the rainy ozarks matt!! another great tip! always check the fins above to see that the temp prob hasnt moved and the outside vent has no critter nests. tight lines and cheers!
I added a RV Cooling Unit Warehouse triple fan unit to our 12qf dometic fridge and two Valterra vent fans to the outside back vent. Fridge stays between 33-40 degrees even in temps of 95 and higher. Just don’t put warm food in it if at all possible. We have a very efficient 54qt compressor fridge/freezer that I can chill the food in before putting it goes in the dometic. We also keep all of our canned drinks and a pitcher of lemonade in the 54qt fridge/freezer or our small fridge in the ODK. This keeps everyone out of the dometic and limits our ice needs to mixed drinks. Our little ice maker easily keeps up with those needs easily.
Cool. I changed my outside vent fan to a higher capacity one and am adding an additional fan at the bottom for more air flow. Air flow is the key to these units...
Son of a gun! I’ve got two of those somewhere around the house! Never thought of that. We bought a small mercury thermometer for our RV fridge. One I can’t read....huh. There is a fan available to install on the roof vent that helps circulate air along the back if the fridge.
Please SUBSCRIBE, LIKE AND COMMENT! I answer all comments.
hello from the rainy ozarks matt!! another great tip! always check the fins above to see that the temp prob hasnt moved and the outside vent has no critter nests. tight lines and cheers!
That's a good idea!
I added a RV Cooling Unit Warehouse triple fan unit to our 12qf dometic fridge and two Valterra vent fans to the outside back vent. Fridge stays between 33-40 degrees even in temps of 95 and higher. Just don’t put warm food in it if at all possible. We have a very efficient 54qt compressor fridge/freezer that I can chill the food in before putting it goes in the dometic. We also keep all of our canned drinks and a pitcher of lemonade in the 54qt fridge/freezer or our small fridge in the ODK. This keeps everyone out of the dometic and limits our ice needs to mixed drinks. Our little ice maker easily keeps up with those needs easily.
Cool. I changed my outside vent fan to a higher capacity one and am adding an additional fan at the bottom for more air flow. Air flow is the key to these units...
Son of a gun! I’ve got two of those somewhere around the house! Never thought of that. We bought a small mercury thermometer for our RV fridge. One I can’t read....huh. There is a fan available to install on the roof vent that helps circulate air along the back if the fridge.
Try it, it works! I got a computer fan from Best Buy and mounted it on the back of the fridge to circulate the air...that is another video
FloridaBoy RV Travels Great! I’ll wait for that video and copycat whatever you did. Thanks!
Use gas if possible it will be much colder you won't even need to rig anything up. The boiler gets a lot hotter on propane rather then on electric
True it will