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[3fortheroad]

Hubby and I have camped in various ways over the years. This is our 1st popup. Working our way through the systems before our 1st trip, and have found that the fridge works on 12v but seems 110v doesn't seem to work.

That said we love our 2008 Fleetwood Utah and can't wait to head out.

Three 4 the road

 

[Snow]

Just an FYI. It can take these fridges up to 48hrs to cool down on 120v.. even longer on 12v . Best option to cool it down on is propane 3-6 hrs.

 

[WrkrBee]

Welcome to the Portal from South Carolina.

 

[3fortheroad]

Thanks. Gave it lots of time. Will check battery when we put down. 12 v works well, so has to electrical issue.

 

[Camping Party of 2]

Welcome from North Carolina

 

[BikeNFish]

12 v works well

Running the fridge on the 12v option will drain you battery quickly. The 12v option in only meant to be used while the pup is in transit, then switched over to propane or Shore Power when you get to your destination.

 

[LilRed]

Welcome from NY. Best to you in your new adventures! The 12v and 120v have separate heater elements. Basic DVM and some patience to troubleshoot. Maybe a simple fix or worst a bad element to change. As BikeNFish stated, 12v on a three way is travel mode and best used with a working and properly wired 7pin.

 

[kcsa75]

Greetings! Welcome to the forum from Midway USA.

 

[Ladiesman]

Welcome from the Tax me state. Illinois

 

[Sjm9911]

The outlet works right? And you switched it over to 110 ?