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Old 11-05-2012, 06:33 AM   #3
Bigboomer
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Muddypaws,

Curious as to how you are measuring your temps in the fridge. I was getting higher than I expected readings when just using an air thermometer inside the box. After speaking with a tech at a local Keystone RV dealer he said that you cannot get accurate readings that way with an absorbtion type fridge and to put a cup of water in the fridge with a submersible thermometer. This will give you accurate readings.

Once I did that I was able to see that although the air temp inside said mid 40's the actual water temp was actually mid 30's. This is what the actual food temps would be. I was able to lower the temp setting and now running between 6 and 7 to keep the food right in and around mid to upper 30's.

Only time ice cream gets soft is when fridge goes on defrost but it quickly hardens up afterwards.

Les

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