rv fridge problems
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Arch Hoagland
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Most RV refrigerators will run on propane or 110 volt electricity.
Could you tell us the make and model of the refrigerator? The label is usually inside the refrigerator.
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Could you tell us the make and model of the refrigerator? The label is usually inside the refrigerator.
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Gary RV_Wizard
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The short answer is Yes. "LP gas", which is what you buy anyway, is typically a mixture of butane and propane and a few other similar gases. Warmer climates use a greater percentage of butane but in severe-cold climates LP will be near 100% because it vaporizes better at low temperatures. So, the LP sold in Florida or Arizona probably has a high percentage of butane, but the LP sold in Canada does not.
Please identify the make & model of fridge when asking questions about it, so we can give more accurate answers.
Please identify the make & model of fridge when asking questions about it, so we can give more accurate answers.
John From Detroit
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Regarding Propane/Butant, there is another asking about that. I'd suggest checking it out they are ALMOST interchangable.
