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In my experience with a Dometic in an older LQ, the fridge works best if 
the trailer is level.  And, if you travel a lot in dusty areas, remove 
the outside door and blow out the dust periodically.
Laney

Susan Favro wrote:
> There are two main manufacturers for RV fridges: Dometic and Norcold.
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> My experience has been the exact opposite of yours, Becky. I have a 
> Norcold 2-way now and it’s worked like a champ.
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> I had a Lance camper that had a 3-way Dometic and the main unit went out 
> and was horribly expensive to repair. The interesting part of the story 
> was we had to repair it rather than replace it because the refrigerator 
> couldn’t be removed from the camper since the fridge was put in before 
> the back of the camper was put in when it was originally built. That’s 
> what we were told but I always wondered. That just doesn’t seem to be a 
> sensible design.
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> I do keep a small RV fridge fan in the unit and it really helps to keep 
> air circulating and the contents cold especially when traveling in 
> hotter climates.
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> …S
> Susan Favro
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