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PSW wrote:The risk involved with refrigerator running on gas at a fuel stop probably differs for gas vs diesel so that is probably why I am still alive. We have 140K+ miles on our Sprinter diesel LTV and always have our refrigerator on gas when on the road because gas (for our refrigerator) is much more effective than DC mode. And we have never turned off the refrigerator when refueling.
SharynB, one note of caution. When going down the road running the refrig with the propane, you need to turn to refrig completely off just before you fill up with gasoline. Just a standard procedure for safety. Just pull into the gas station parking lot, turn it off and then pull to the pumps to fill. Then, reverse the procedure when you are ready to leave.
I am sure everyone does that but it can be easy to forget on a long trip.
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SharynB wrote:I've never heard anyone claim the DC heating element is going to blow up a gas station.
If I do this will I still have to turn off refrigerator when I gas up?
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gbopp wrote:GordonThree wrote:
One of the pets needs to be refrigerated?
Penguin? ๐
โFeb-17-2018 10:06 AM
GordonThree wrote:
One of the pets needs to be refrigerated?