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simonsrf · 10-21-2009, 09:22 AM

Larry, I use a digital remote thermometer in my freezer very similar to yours, we do lots of boondocking, and the thermometer is a must to be able to monitor the freezer. I just moved the sending unit from the freezer to the refrigerator.....it says 36* in pic below, but that is when the fridge is set to 5, the coldest available.

I have tried both propane and electricity in the last couple of days, and there is no significant difference as far as I can tell....yes, we still have to open and close the door...so, getting something accurate is next to impossible without eating or drinking.

Will, that is pretty much what I thought, once it goes, it goes and there is no cooling. I will look into the PDF and see if their troubleshooting advice helps. If anyone else wants it, here is a link to the manual...LINK

Thank you all for your help.

10-21-2009, 09:22 AM	#6
simonsrf Montana Master Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Pagosa Springs Posts: 3,711 M.O.C. #3120	Larry, I use a digital remote thermometer in my freezer very similar to yours, we do lots of boondocking, and the thermometer is a must to be able to monitor the freezer. I just moved the sending unit from the freezer to the refrigerator.....it says 36* in pic below, but that is when the fridge is set to 5, the coldest available. I have tried both propane and electricity in the last couple of days, and there is no significant difference as far as I can tell....yes, we still have to open and close the door...so, getting something accurate is next to impossible without eating or drinking. Will, that is pretty much what I thought, once it goes, it goes and there is no cooling. I will look into the PDF and see if their troubleshooting advice helps. If anyone else wants it, here is a link to the manual...LINK Thank you all for your help.