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Mikelff · 09-30-2020, 03:11 PM

[QUOTE=jgavin;1198685]Hi! We have made the decision to park our 2010 3665RE unit permanently (Dade City, FL) and on my list of things to do is to remove the AC/LP refrig and install a residential one.

Any opinions on makes and models that work for the group? I am assuming that the only thing needed on the LP side is a brass cap to seal that connection.

I'd appreciate any refrigerator info and tips/tricks!

TIA!

JoeG[/QUOTE

If you like the size of your current fridge, you can change out your current cooling unit to a 120 V compressor driven unit. You end up with a residential type unit. No having to find a fridge to fit your current space. Comes with a 3 year warranty and option to buy an additional 3 year warranty. Check out JCRefrigeration.com web site to see if this would work for you. I changed out my Dometic to the 12 V compressor unit so I can run it while traveling and not run it on propane. I have my freezer now at -10 degrees and 36 degrees in the fridge. This is at the third setting out of 5 in Texas heat.

09-30-2020, 03:11 PM	#11
Mikelff Montana Master Join Date: Aug 2020 Location: Keller Posts: 503 M.O.C. #26851	[QUOTE=jgavin;1198685]Hi! We have made the decision to park our 2010 3665RE unit permanently (Dade City, FL) and on my list of things to do is to remove the AC/LP refrig and install a residential one. Any opinions on makes and models that work for the group? I am assuming that the only thing needed on the LP side is a brass cap to seal that connection. I'd appreciate any refrigerator info and tips/tricks! TIA! JoeG[/QUOTE If you like the size of your current fridge, you can change out your current cooling unit to a 120 V compressor driven unit. You end up with a residential type unit. No having to find a fridge to fit your current space. Comes with a 3 year warranty and option to buy an additional 3 year warranty. Check out JCRefrigeration.com web site to see if this would work for you. I changed out my Dometic to the 12 V compressor unit so I can run it while traveling and not run it on propane. I have my freezer now at -10 degrees and 36 degrees in the fridge. This is at the third setting out of 5 in Texas heat.