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Post by mrck2853 on May 30, 2014 4:53:15 GMT -5
We took our Sportsmen out for the first time last weekend. I noticed the my refrigerator was sweating on the inside. I had to wipe it down a few times. Any ideas? I am not sure if I had the refrigerator to low, had it set on four. The coldest setting is 9. I have my refrigerator on 4 at home and not sure if this RV would be any different. It kept everything frozen and cold in the refrigerator. Any suggestions before I have the company look at it?
Thank in advance for your help!
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Post by shoestring on May 30, 2014 15:35:43 GMT -5
I am not a refrigeration expert, but I will share my opinion cause I always seem to have something to say (even if it is wrong).
RV frigs tend to be slow-recovering units. When you open the door all the heavier cold air spills out onto the floor and is replaced by warm humid air. So keep the door closed as much as possible. Check the seal. You should be able to close a dollar bill in the door and not be able to pull it out. Never store unwrapped stuff in the frig, as it pulls the moisture out into the frig. Since it is the warmth causing the condensation, the cooler you set it, the more likely you have to replace warm with cold to get back down to the temp....so if 4 is keeping the frig at 38 degree...ish, then no reason to set it colder.
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