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Originally Posted by moisheh
With all the Samsung lawsuits I would look for other makes
We have had residential fridges since 2008. Would never want a propane fridge.
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Moisheh,
I can partially agree with you. In the four motorhomes, and two truck campers we've owned for a few dozen years, I've never been really happy with RV style (propane) type fridges. It seems they work, then they don't, then they do, then they don't. And when they do, even with moderate temps outside, I've never really been all that satisfied with temps inside in both the fridge part and the freezer part.
I know, I know, there are plenty of folks out there that are completely happy with their RV propane style fridges. I've red many, many reports on how well some of them do and talked with friends and people about how nice theirs are performing. And I'm one of those that takes GREAT CARE in leveling any and all RV's and truck campers we've owned just to make darn sure that the fridges in them are not laboring to get cold and do their job.
I took all options into consideration when I made the switch-over to a residential fridge. And for me and our situation and type of camping/traveling etc. it made the most sense to just switch over to a residential one. About 99.9999% of the time, we're in a hook-up campground/RV park.
But there are still times I kind-a wish I still had an RV style fridge so we could, at a moment's notice, do some boon docking with friends or family and not worry about powering up our new residential fridge. We'll survive.
Scott