Fridge Issue
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From: buffalo ny
picking up the fridge from Colton RV today. Supposedly there is nothing wrong with it. That would mean the problem is in the inverter and or wiring. It worked fine for a year after the initial install. Big water is the prime suspect now. Warm beer sucks.
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From: Chester, VA
I know that if my batteries don't have a good charge my fridge will not work on DC power. I had a hard time getting it to work until I changed my batteries. After I installed new batteries it has worked great.
Last edited by sloan135; 09-28-2010 at 03:09 PM.
#13
Hey captian, did I see your boat at Erie Basin when I was there for the poker run?
I second the battery comment. I had 1 good and 1 bad. My stereo would cut out at high volume. Now I can go until I kill the speakers.
The wiring is pretty simple, shouldn't be hard.
I second the battery comment. I had 1 good and 1 bad. My stereo would cut out at high volume. Now I can go until I kill the speakers.
The wiring is pretty simple, shouldn't be hard.
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yup, that was me. Both Erie Basin and Ray's boathouse. Battery power is not a problem (4 optimas under rear seat) my shore power is wired to 2000w inverter. This Sonic is a camper, 9 days in 1000 Islands. Problem might be loose wiring with all the pounding Lake Erie provides.
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You're right Upstate, his boat does stick out past the dock a little... but it's not really a problem in them there parts, because his neighbors all have smaller crafts and don't go out too much at night. Here's a pic of the guy who ties off in the slip just to the left of the Captain's slip... Besides, if any of them DO go out at night, they usually practice safe-boating and wear their night vision goggles...




