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I have an AC/DC fridge/freezer in my front bay. The bay is open side to side and generally not filled with junk. I have it set to freeze mode and it has worked great for 6 years now. On a few occasions on really hot days I have opened the bay door to let in some fresh air, but I have never really noticed any issue with the freezer staying cold. I suspect there is enough air space in the bay to handle the needs of the fridge.
It seems like buying ice as I travel may be the easiest way to deal with this????????
Jamie,
Nothing better than brewski's on ice!:cool: Besides, just have Debbie go get the ice since your doing all the work!:p
Jamie,
We also have one of those refrigerator or freezer looks like a big ice chest things in one of the bays (right under the Wii) and it does come in handy when making frozen margaritas. We've had one of these dual units in several other RVs and have never had a problem and it seems to work very well. We have also just used it as an ice chest on occasion but wished then that it had a drain of some sort. Besides, Debbie has other more important things to do than running to the ice store all the time.
Bonnie
most of the time when you are putting one of these units in you can some time get away if you have a full bay to disapate the heat,if you can get to the fresh air intake of your gen and get a themostat and small blower (squirrel cage) from say grainger you can get the bay cooled down there is a couple of ways to get intake air without the dirt that can come with a hole cut in the floor ,e me or 813-833-2284 and i,ll tell you the ways i,ve done it over the years,prevost.rick@gmail.com
Rick article please!!!!!!!!!!!! This would be helpful for all not just for the freezer.
Greg