RV blogs, social media groups and YouTube videos have exploded over the past couple of years. Some provide great information, others questionable information and some downright bad information. Can you tell the difference? In this regular column, we will post a question based on information we find online. You can then test your RV prowess by seeing how your answer compares with our experts.
Today’s Question
Fact or Fiction? Outside temperatures can be too cold for an RV absorption refrigerator to cool.
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##RVT1087
Well I have absorption fridge and I find the opposite. In really hot weather, I sometimes find it can’t keep up, and get real frustrated when wife keeps door open for more than a second or two. But when we’ve camped in cold weather, it does great. Often the fridge gets so cold water jug begins to freeze and I have to move it off the coldest setting.
Altitude is also a factor.
When you pose the question, “Fact or Fiction,” it is implied that after one guesses, the true answer must be given. Right?
Steve: Click the link under the picture……..
So true as it happened. I put a small light outside in fridge compartment and worked like a charm.
What? Asking an opinion question on a fact.