Fridge ??????????

[charliebebo]

I have owned a couple RV 2 or 3 way fridge in the past and know they need to run level to avoid damage. When in gas mode that little flame has to heat whatever at a level rate Is it as critical when running on AC. I know what level is but how level. My driveway has a slight drop to one side for water to run away from the house. Should I have to run on blocks or use the leveling jacks if I want to plug up instead of unloading fridge. I use the MH in business about every week All my bus conversions over the years had household AC units and never a problem. I always just plugged up at home and never shut down unless not using a few weeks.

[Theberrys]

1/2 to 3/4 bubble tilt should be OK for overnight before taking a trip.

Dick

[M&EM]

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Originally Posted by charliebebo I have owned a couple RV 2 or 3 way fridge in the past and know they need to run level to avoid damage. When in gas mode that little flame has to heat whatever at a level rate Is it as critical when running on AC..

AC or gas should make no difference on levelness. Both heating modes need to be level for the same reasons- The flow of refrigerant liquids depends on gravity and the slope of the cooling unit tubes to prevent "indigestion" in the cooling unit.

Marty

[Bill Adams]

Generally I have heard less than 5 degrees out of level. That's quite a bit so if you can live comfortably in the RV then the fridge will likely work just fine.