Full Time RV Maintenance (Refrigeration) | Changing Lanes!

RV Refrigeration Systems need to operate a peak efficiency to keep your food safe and bacteria free!
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For this RV Maintenance video series, we're partnering up with our friends Todd and Stephanie of the KZbin channel Two Beards and a Babe! / twobeardsandababe
Todd is an instructor at the National RV Training Academy (nrvta.com/), where they teach the RV Industry Association Certification courses for both technicians, inspectors, and even those who just want to know more about servicing their own RV! We're very fortunate to have them on board for this video series!
RV Refrigerator Maintenance has a LOT in common with AC Maintenance ( • Full Time RV Maintenan... ), in that it’s all about AIR FLOW.
See the full blog post for more details and links:
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Items in this video:
🛠 Wireless Refrigerator and Freezer Thermometer: amzn.to/2QbVTEv
🛠 Ladder: amzn.to/2ZTi1qX
🛠 Air Compressor: www.technorv.com/viair-400p-r... (It works better for tires vs blowing, but gets the job done in bursts)
🛠 Air Nozzle: amzn.to/2O33m6b
🛠 GasStop: changinglanesrv.com/GasStop (Use code LANES2019 for 10% off at checkout!)
🛠 Metal Duct Tape (amzn.to/2Ypgitp) - Get the good 48mm stuff!
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✅ GasStop Test!: changinglanesrv.com/gasstop-a...
✅ Freezer Defrost: changinglanesrv.com/rv-freeze...
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[@philmace81]

I am a licensed professional engineer in hvac-r and that was the best explanation of absorption cooling in laymans terms I have ever seen. Good job.

[@WillBelden]

We've been working to improve our under-performing fridge lately. We removed that fan at the top of the fridge and I can't believe how much dust accumulated in there. We disassembled it, spent almost 30 minutes cleaning it because the moisture made the dust mighty sticky. Afterwards, the airflow was MUCH improved there. We gained three degrees in the fridge JUST from that.

[@dustinkurtz9939]

I'm so happy you showed a view of the top vent. I have a vent that is almost sealed and it doesn't cool on LP and CO leaks into the the RV and sets off the CO detector. I'm going to remove the top panel so the bottom panel is still there in hopes of allowing it to cool more.

[@garyoliver3383]

Another great video! I like how you two learn information and are able to send it back out in an easy to understand way.

[@davidjennings4996]

Another great video. You guys are awesome-favorite rv couple.

[@francinescheer1852]

Hubby cleaned ours today! Great information!

[@stevenboyd7183]

I watch your videos all the time. I noticed you have the Viair Compressor that I have. Works great. Learn a lot from your Channel.

[@save-a-bikerfoundation6729]

GREAT video. And it looked like you guys had some fun making it. Thanks for providing such valuable content.

[@keithlovett6209]

Great video thank you. Last winter it got down to -15 with 30 plus mph winds. Our ammonia in the fridge froze and caused the fridge to not work. To fix the issue we took the fridge out and flipped it upside down several times until the ammonia turned turned into liquid again. We like to rv in the cold a lot so we are more than likely going to switch to a household fridge to avoid all the temperature changes due to outside temps. Also to help with the cold we cover the bottom vent up with heat tape and leave the top open.

[@michaelwebb57]

Thanks for sharing! Follow y'all religiously and always looking forward to the next video. Love the outtakes! Safe travels!

[@ronmcdaniel1583]

The maintenance video's are wonderful, on point! Like the thermometer. First that I have ever seen. THANKS SAFE TRAVELS

[@sammcgowen3611]

I don’t even have a rv yet and I like these videos. I am from Alabama but working in Southern California and soon ( around Christmas ) will be getting a travel trailer and do these tips to it .

[@kennethwalker2806]

Another very helpful and humor filled video. Thank you for everything and safe travels.

[@n1uno1965]

Love these videos - Thank you for the time, effort, and energy spent to help us help ourselves! #changinglanesrocks!

[@n1spirit]

Another great educational video from you two... 😊 Thanks for taking the time to put videos like these together for us. Even when we "think" we know it all it's great to watch videos like these (because we quickly learn something new). At least I always seem to. Safe travels, y'all!

[@tammiecarbohn6796]

Love the out takes!

[@skfire6821]

Hey guys just wanted to say thanks for all the great information. My wife and I are new to RV-ing and we really appreciate your helpful videos.

[@johnm1898]

Very informative. Thanks for posting.

[@IndianaFr0g]

You guys are great! Thanks for the information. Educational and humor. LOVE IT!

[@johndolezal310]

excellent information, you both are the best. Take care and be safe.

[@RVingwiththeMoracas]

Good stuff - we checked ours and we are OK. Thanks for the good information.

[@dndschultz]

Great information. Thanks for keeping it interesting and informative.

[@darrellgordon9748]

Another fantastic video.. you guys always present very informative videos that anyone can follow. Plus the stuff you do to your RV makes it perform better and safer. Can’t say enough good things about you guys. The service you are providing RV owners in excellent 👍🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@SuiteTravels]

Great video guys....thanks for doing this!

[@michaelstevens6093]

Saw part one, inspired me to look at mine. OMG! Total mess in the plenum. Followed your video. Unbelievable results. Much more cool air volume at duct ends, very much quieter due to lower turbulence. Wiring bundled and secured in return area. Thank you…. Now I’m helping my son to redo his new 5thWheel. Thank you!

[@rachaelwickery6819]

Great video as always!

[@HowToRV]

Thanks for sharing this helpful information. I have a travel trailer and always concerned about the fridge and possible issues. Very helpfull. Thank you guys.

[@johnwheeler1549]

Thank you for the instructional videos. I am learning a lot from your experiences.

[@scottd143]

Just found this after having refrigerator issues during recent camping trips. Thanks for the information, it is still relevant.

[@larryblaha]

Again what an awesome video.. Thanks for all the tips..

[@kevinsigler6747]

Great job guys.

[@raeannlaitres-wilson4794]

Thank you for doing these info videos. We have been camping our whole lives and its great to have these to refer to. We are camping definately less than we would like so, the begining of the season its learning alot of things again.....,

[@rancancookcanoy9768]

Enjoyed your videos. The inclusion of the outtakes is awesome. thank you.

[@ronaldakers7188]

I have same refrigerator. Only a few mounts old. Was having issue getting it to cool below 50. We found that pice that flips out to fill the gap between the door was not flipping out every time. Had to adjust the doors up. All good now. It also caused a large amount of condensation in the frig.

[@RickandDarcirvadventures]

You make it look so easy.

[@kevinhirdes8097]

Video is great and I appreciate the information. Outtakes, even better. Thanks for a great channel.

[@silviabusdriver]

Another great video, learning so much from you guys. We don't have our fifth wheel yet but getting ready to probably in the next year and a half. Trying to gain as much knowledge as I can. Big hugs to Lucille.

[@KnKs64]

We purchased our new 5th wheel last September, and used it for weekend get aways every week until it got cold in October. Cooled great with no issue. This year we brought it down to the lake here in S.E. Kansas on April 1st, and I've been living it in full time and working out of it due to Covid-19. Because we are using it more I've noticed that the freezer is not as cold as it should be, and neither if the refrigerator. Upon closer examination I noticed 1.5" of Ice on the back wall of the freezer, and I knew that is the cause of our cooling issues. I remembered this video that you did, so I went and found it again to brush up on your technique again and will be doing it this evening. Your video's are very helpful!

[@Mr1dvsbstrd]

The Tech/instructor is very good .

[@joeonthegorvtech3276]

Loved this video. Lots of great info. Love the Out takes too, LOL. Thanks guys. Joseph :)

[@Formulabruce]

Thanks for another great Video!

[@ronniebatiesr4491]

Thanks Guys great job safe travels enjoy all your videos 👍🙏🏼🙏🏼🐶

[@kellymcdonald6309]

Great info!

[@gwenmoody8323]

Thanks for all the info

[@greyman1k]

I just found y'all! Fantastic videos. I have been rv'ing for more than 30yrs, had many rigs, and had no knowledge of these maintenance requirements. Been livin' on borrowed time, I guess. Great info. I am collecting all your videos and distributing to my friends and family and everyone else I find who owns an rv. Thanks so much.

[@ChangingLanes]

Welcome to our channel! 😊

[@christy8745]

Awesome video

[@1StrangeAdventure]

Have always been curious about the fridge and whether or not it is safe to drive down the road on propane. This was helpful! If you do drive with it on, make sure it’s off before you get to a tunnel. Loved the video. Thanks!!!

[@travelingtrekez7034]

Wow!! You guys did a great job!!!

[@ChangingLanes]

👊🏼 👍🏼 🖖🏼 😊

[@KeepOnRvn]

Good info and very timely. Our drain tube was clogged causing it to overflow into the fridge. At first I thought something spilled. Then your video popped up reminding us it was time for our semi-annual fridge check...clears the clog and voila! No more water in the fridge. First time it's ever been clogged!

[@ChangingLanes]

Glad it was a simple (and free) fix! 👍🏼 😊

[@craigwflys]

Great video on refrigeration. One of the best I've ever seen.

[@ChangingLanes]

Thanks for watching! Hope you check out the rest of our channel! 😊

[@craigwflys]

Actually I have and your content is impressive :)

[@brucecarrell4919]

Very good video.

[@kirkm6643]

Just found your channel and I’m glad I did - lots of good informative information.

[@ChangingLanes]

Welcome to our channel! 😊 Thanks for watching! 😊

[@timf6916]

Good information

[@richardconquer9392]

I really enjoy all your videos, and also appreciate that your intro is short. I really don't like waiting 1 to 8 or so minutes to get to the topic as so many other vloggers do. thank you both for all your hard work. just sayin'.

[@standingmannequin7911]

Thanks for sharing that fantastic thorough education. I now know the culprit, that dang drain hose pluggerony is missing on my fridge and my fins keep icing up...too fast.

[@jamesseamans1491]

Another great & informative video. Thanks for the refrigerator maintenance ideas. On the gassoff, I'm taking it that if you have 2 tanks, you need 2 of those valves, unless you want to swap it each time you change tanks.

[@ChangingLanes]

Yes.. we have two of them. 👍🏼 Links and demo here: changinglanesrv.com/gasstop-automatic-propane-shut-off/

[@christophersmith2998]

Wishing you two well ...

[@emilystahley1801]

YEAHHH!!!!! I got a shout out!!!! Whoot Whoot! Another Great video guys!

[@ChangingLanes]

💙💙💙💙💙

[@danieldorchester5221]

Very informative. Makes me realize I have not dug into my frig enough. It woks okay but I have been wanting better performance

[@ronoboogie5739]

I was complaining about the time it takes for our Dometic fridge to get to temp (37degrees) and the difficulty maintaining it to a fellow camper a few weeks ago. He gave me a 12v fan that he mounted in the top outside of his Dometic saying that it helped a little but he solved the problem by converting to a residential. He didnt have anything good to say about Dometic fridges. He didn't say anything about checking the for the baffles and etc. that your video showed. I'll be checking mine this weekend and hope that Grand Design did as good a job on our Reflection as they did on your Momentum. Timely topic and well done

[@ChangingLanes]

Thanks and good luck with the fridge! 👍🏼

[@patriciamcintosh487]

Thank you.

[@susanwarth7955]

Great video; we now have some work to do!! :-)

[@pilot3016]

We are in the Northern California coastal area..and are now able to have the refrigerator in our G. Design 310GK at the #4 setting after placing a "Nylon Washer" on the bottom left hinge pin, allowing better center flap closure on door. The Fridge is usually at 34 degrees or less in the morning at that setting! The nylon washer does not have to fit the pin perfectly.

[@ChangingLanes]

Good tip! we've heard of that issue with several people..

[@eddiethompson1219]

Enjoying your channel. In the refrigeration industry we have for the most part do not use heat guns or blow driers due to the damage they can cause to plastic even at low temperatures. We keep steamers on our vehicles to reform gaskets and defrost frozen evaporators. Steamers are less harmful to surface areas than heat guns. Also steamers with wand are also great for clogged drain pipes in refrigerators.

[@standingmannequin7911]

Awesome! I have one of those steamers with a wand I can now take with me on long trips. Thanks!

[@tjshine7444]

One of our tricks is we put a bag of ice in a pan in the freezer the night before we go out camping. This Pre-Cools the entire fridge before any food is placed in it.

[@TimeoffwithCuzinEddie]

Thanks for this video, I learned a lot about maintaining my refrigerator. Please keep the videos coming, and let us know how Lucille is doing. I haven’t seen her in awhile.

[@ChangingLanes]

She's good! 👍🏼 😊 She'll be back in a video soon!

[@nickdupuis9711]

I hope the Tiffin I ordered is built with the same attention to detail as your Grand Design. You guys have the best informational videos. Appreciate the time you take to help everyone out. I’m going from a tent to a 40 ft. fifth wheel 😬

[@ChangingLanes]

Tiffin makes great RVs too.. Hope you like it! 😊

[@RVBeardandBabe]

Just bought that handy dandy wireless fridge thermometer!!! Gotta keep up with you on the latest greatest toys....I mean tools.

[@ChangingLanes]

😎

[@BikesBoatsBivouacs]

Good info. Heading out in the new rig next weekend and the bike is going with me!

[@ChangingLanes]

Wooohoooo!! 👍🏼 Safe travels!!! 😊

[@BikesBoatsBivouacs]

@@ChangingLanes next summer I'm taking the bike to say hello to Fred the Tree!!

[@ChangingLanes]

Ohhhhhh, we miss Fred!!!

[@billgorman2585]

So I commented before I watched the entire video. Saw that you did mention the Gas Stop

[@meldeer6253]

My wife and i watch your videos all the time .. running propane on the road you guys are the first RV'ers to say you should not run the propane.. i have told many many people they should not run it traveling ... long story short.. i put a inverter in there. know body believed it would work thought it was a wast of time, wasn't worth it ..... i guess im just a pioneer.. it's the only way to travel.. we dont have a channel we mostly boondock we want to take a trip to west virgina and some time to arizona i am mostly worried about my truck it's a 2000 5.9 cummins with a ton of work...our TT is a 2608ws forest river UL... thank's

[@carlmangrum5852]

Love you guys….❤️

[@waynesiminski8268]

Good content and well done guys. We have the 12volt compressor fridge and we love it. No need to worry about propane and no outside venting. Thanks a lot. Hope all is well with you.

[@ChangingLanes]

We're thinking about that also.. Do you know how many amps it draws on DC?

[@waynesiminski8268]

I believe it’s only 3amps

[@ChangingLanes]

Holy cow! 3Amps DC (36 watts)? Wow!

[@waynesiminski8268]

I’ll check that for sure tomorrow. We are going away camping and the owner manuals are in the trailer.

[@ChangingLanes]

Awesome, thanks! This is the one from JC Refrigeration?

[@LivingTheGoodLifeRving]

New to the channel thank you for the information.

[@ChangingLanes]

Welcome to our channel! 😊 Thanks for watching!

[@Shalako1946]

Hi guys, just finished watching your duo video meet with "Enjoy The Journey" and you totally reinforced my disappointment, and concerns, with an RV refrigerator. As I mentioned to them, my current unit does have a residential one, while my previous TT had the RV G/E unit....NEVER again. Along with that, you confirmed my thoughts with regards to a 3 axle unit. I hope you will go into more detail on that in a future video, as I do want to take my Wing along on our travels next year. Later shipmate, be safe, have fun, & happy camping. v/r, TS Denver, CO

[@ChangingLanes]

We're considering the JC Refrigeration mod to make our fridge compressor based and DC powered... We go talk a bit about axles and weight here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmjVpqF6qN-LgrM

[@michaelbodwell9681]

I was kinda pissed that my brand new Norcold (same unit as yours) that the freezer wasn't getting down to anywhere close to zero and thought there was something wrong with it. But now after watching your video... you just saved me a ton of time and headache of taking to dealer! I think I will invest that unused time in drinking a cold one... with one less rv concern on my mind. Thank you!

[@ChangingLanes]

We've had a couple of comments referencing this mod to get colder temps. We've not tried it but might in the future: www.arprv.com/ But, don't give up on the beer idea either! 😎

[@chrisanderson6330]

Don’t have that brand of refrigerator but there was a lot of good information.

[@timinsandiego6979]

All good info, for sure. As I plan my purchase, I'm now predisposed to a residential refrigerator and will definitely have a robust solar system for extended boondocking. For me, the risk of a fire with one of those RV refrigerators is enough for me to shy away from them. Great video, keep up the fine work and remember.... there's an awesome cheeseburger in your future when you get to San Diego.

[@Shalako1946]

Tim, not RV related...if you like Pizza, try Pernicano's (? Spelling) on El Cajon Blvd as you pass from El Cajon in Lakeside. They are by far the best I've had in the entire US. Oh yes, second best is Lintz Brothers in Hermosa, SD at the intersection of highways 79 & 36. Oh yes, I totally agree with your thoughts regarding refrigerators. v/r, TS Denver, CO (Retired Navy who was Born & Raised in SD)

[@timinsandiego6979]

@@Shalako1946, great to get a note from a fellow San Diegan! You know, I remember Pernicano's in Pacific Beach when I lived there years ago. They recently closed that one, but I'll check out the one on El Cajon Blvd since it's close to me in La Mesa. I'll look into the other one you mentioned too. About the cheeseburger- I'm going to take these fine folks to Rocky's in PB when they come to town

[@Shalako1946]

@@timinsandiego6979 Been to PB a lot...B4 I joined the Navy back in '64 (just after graduating from Crawford HS), but Rocky's doesn't ring a bell. I'll look for it next time I visit my sister who lives in Lakeside. Thanks for the tip. Please pass on a "Fair Winds and Following Seas" to Chad for me. He can explain it to you. :-) v/r, TS

[@timinsandiego6979]

@@Shalako1946, I sure will and I'm looking forward to meeting them. BTW, Rocky's is in Crown Point/PB. It's a cash-only bar. All they serve is a burger, with or without cheese, and french fries. The bartender told me they go through all the buns (and more) that you can see on the back shelf from the bar I counted them... 600 buns.

[@Sandppy]

I’m a weekender I find by put a 10lbs bag of ice I. The freezer the night before when I turn my fridge on helps the freezer l/fridge quickly and maintain temp better while we are out ( typically 4-10 days) then I use that bag in my cooler as I empty the fridge and shut off the morning i head home and by the time I get to where I store my 5er all’s I have to doors open the doors and wipe out

[@sattraffic]

We really appreciate the fact that you guys are taking the time to produce these maintenance videos to help your subscribers. This being said, there were just to many incorrect statements made in both this segment and the previous one. This is only due to the fact that you were given incomplete and or inaccurate information from your expert. For instance condensing coils reside on the exterior of the unit and evaporative coils are found in the cold side of the frig. The biggest problem those of us have is the poor air flow, we suffer not having a roof jack vent when the unit is mounted in a slide. We are forced to rely on a side vent that does not provide the proper chimney effect (draft). Also of key importance is to make sure that the propane line is providing the required pressure (11.0 water column inches) to the control valve and clean the burner assembly thoroughly at least once annually. Please see the KZbin video I have provided a link for that describes how an absorption systems works. Happy trails. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5XIhImvrZuSb6M

[@RVBeardandBabe]

Stephen Cimmarusti I agree that the side vent is not a great design and does make it harder. That was discussed but wasn’t something addressed in this video. While we could have discussed it, I think the purpose of the video was to help people with what they have. My phrasing on the coils. I was trying to say condensate off the coils and yes I said incorrectly as condensate coils. That was an error. Regarding your propane statement again this wasn’t the focus because almost no RVer has a manometer nor the experience to conduct a proper time pressure drop test. I understand your desire to cover 100% of all the possibilities but this video wasn’t created for that. I hope you understand.

[@ChangingLanes]

Like Todd said... Our focus was on the things a layman could do and the fact that an RV fridge is different in that it uses heat versus a refrigerant. We all make mistakes in verbiage sometimes, but the heart of the matter was covered, which is what can be done by the average Joe to eliminate sources of improper air flow etc. It's easy to nit pick details after the fact. We try to get all of the details right every time, and don't always bat 1000. But we feel the "meat" of this video is spot on and helpful.

[@sattraffic]

@@ChangingLanes Sorry Guys. I tend to be a little critical being a flight instructor with an aircraft power plant rating and an FAA authorized inspector. I also have a back ground in refrigeration and owned an RV repair center for several years. This being said, what you are doing is very good and we thoroughly enjoy following your channel. Keep up the good work and keep in mind we are all constantly learning. I was told once " when you are green you grow when your ripe you rot". Happy trails- Steve ;)

[@jameswhite5883]

Hi Chad and Tara, awesome video...as always. I do have one question with regard to the wireless Thermometer, are you aware of any that work with the Ring security system. Reason for the question is that we will be putting our RV on a seasonal site and want to keep the fridge on. It would be great if I could get alerts on my phone when the temperature changes.

[@Dd-qz4ym]

Hi I love your rv

[@ChangingLanes]

Thanks! 😊 And Thanks for watching! 😊

[@redroofretriever]

Great video, thanks for helping everyone with this knowledge. What video do you show your motorcycle chock mounted for travel with your bike? I need to decide how to transport my recently purchased bike (85' V65) in my toy hauler and cannot find the video you posted about it.

[@ChangingLanes]

We use a WheelDock. wheeldock.com/ Uses a piston you trigger with your foot to lock in the wheel versus having to rock it in and out. I don't bolt it in at all, it just sits on the floor and I strap lucile down on the front forks and rear bars. We demonstrate it a bit here kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYmQfXSPbauqotk, then later here kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4G7f6CJZa51iLM and even more here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGaZkGubmKiHl6s

[@katrinaanon1038]

From what the RV shops say the propane gas lines have a protective device call an "excess flow valve." The purpose of this device is in the even of excess flow it blocks and seals the flow.

[@TCB031]

This is a great video format, having a pro as well as the actual user. I've learned a lot ans sure appreciate it!

[@troy1420]

Love that dude, such great knowledge.....didnt he used to be on the show Haven?

[@RVBeardandBabe]

Troy if he’s good looking then yes! Lol

[@troy1420]

@@RVBeardandBabe lol his name is Adam copeland, he also was the Edge as a WWE wrestler

[@markbaehne9389]

Try you shop vac when clean , with you hose in the exhaust side , you can buy adapters parts kit at Lowe’s ,Home Depot ,and I’m sure Amazon ,for blowing out small ,and cleaning tight areas ,works great for that I do HVAC work and use this over an air compressor even .

[@ChangingLanes]

Good tip!!! 👍🏼

[@erichaagen9973]

Love all of yalls videos I have had the pleasure of watching so far , looking forward to more on the maintenance sections ( Especialy Electrical ) . I as Tara hate and don't understand most of it , Having that said I have a question for you , I have a 30 AMP RV and am curious if I would be able to puchase a 50 AMP surge protector and use a 50/30 dogbone to safely reduce power for our RV ? This is our first and my thought was later when we upgrade I would already have the 50AMP and not need to upgrade . Thnx and looking forward to your insight .

[@ChangingLanes]

Shouldn't be an issue... you would need to double dog-bone it. Might want to call TechnoRV to make sure.... 👍🏼

[@billgorman2585]

You could add a gas stop on your propane line. It shuts off in the event that there is a leak or line break.

[@ricksmith6537]

Good tips on fridge maintenance- understand some places like the Lincoln tunnel make u turn off propane before going through

[@ChangingLanes]

Yep... had a tunnel like that in VA... Had to pull off to inspection, then on our way.... 👍🏼

[@ricksmith6537]

Another good tip on the freezer defrost is use a hairdryer works great

[@ChangingLanes]

Yep! kzbin.info/www/bejne/npu8fXaLeMmAprM 😊

[@MetroSA-227]

First time viewer, I'm impressed. Could you share the Brand and Model of the freg and freezer wireless temperature sensors?

[@ChangingLanes]

Sure thing! And welcome to our channel! 😊 Items in this video: 🛠 Wireless Refrigerator and Freezer Thermometer: amzn.to/2QbVTEv 🛠 Ladder: amzn.to/2ZTi1qX 🛠 Air Compressor: www.technorv.com/viair-400p-r... (It works better for tires vs blowing, but gets the job done in bursts) 🛠 Air Nozzle: amzn.to/2O33m6b 🛠 GasStop: changinglanesrv.com/GasStop (Use code LANES2019 for 10% off at checkout!) 🛠 Metal Duct Tape (amzn.to/2Ypgitp) - Get the good 48mm stuff!

[@manfredschlenkrich6665]

informative as always been camping for 50 years and still learned something about hair dryer and gaskets cool great job

[@doughasson2073]

You know I always have a comment. 120 volt for refrigerator still needs 12 volts for control circuit, I believe. One more thing I have found that us is to keep frig side of RV shaded. Awning out if possible. Another good video. Thanks

[@ChangingLanes]

True.. Pretty sure almost nothing runs in our RV without DC.. Even the ACs.

[@RVBeardandBabe]

Doug Hasson honestly if it wasn’t for the size of wires and the battery space, everything in an rv could be 12v. They are making quite a few appliances that run off 12v and 60v batteries.

[@Starbreaker666]

The pressure regulator already has an excessive flow valve, but I suppose 2 is better then one. Put us in "travel with propane on" category. Great video as always..

[@ChangingLanes]

It does.. but it does not shut it off completely. See the test I did here: changinglanesrv.com/gasstop-automatic-propane-shut-off/

[@RVBeardandBabe]

Correct the excess flow valve only slows down the rate of flow should a catastrophic event happen but there is still propane flow. The Gas stop device shuts propane flow completely off should a catastrophic event happen.

[@R3tardstrength]

Thanks for making our Sunday better! Great video that I’m sure I’ll be going back again.

[@markimmenschuh5389]

If you guys had a choice would you get a residential refrigerator? I’m getting ready to ord my momentum having trouble deciding which route to go, thanks for some feedback!!

[@Tryke_Ryder]

You guys are awesome. What camera is she holding during the “dollar bill” test?

[@ChangingLanes]

It is a pretty cool camera... it's the Osmo Pocket: amzn.to/303Q2FC

[@michelflorent4837]

Just one little note on running your refrigerator on propane during you are travelling, i realize the risk associated with it but it can not be much more dangerous then a taxi car running on propane.

[@clartro]

Great video you guys always do the best videos, however ammonia and water are both refrigerants. Only mistake I found.

[@curtwalp5120]

Another informative video. Thanks so much. Safe travels and good health.