Refrigerator Woes

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   Last trip the fridge performed flawlessly-  this time, not so much.
Both instances were on shore power, and nothing else that we know of changed
from one trip to the other.  This outing the best the box could do was chill items
"cooler than ambient temperature".  I tried removing the freezer shelf / door 
in order to get better results, and it helped a little, but still not to the point I
would have liked.  I switched over to propane, and again there was a slight improvement
but not much.

Both the vent grill covers and their compartments were clear of obstructions.

Any ideas?  Thanks!

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coopercdrkey Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List podders Helping podders - pHp Joined: 26 Aug 2012 Location: Cedar Key, FL Online Status: Offline Posts: 457	Topic: Refrigerator Woes Posted: 11 Sep 2013 at 1:14pm
	Last trip the fridge performed flawlessly- this time, not so much. Both instances were on shore power, and nothing else that we know of changed from one trip to the other. This outing the best the box could do was chill items "cooler than ambient temperature". I tried removing the freezer shelf / door in order to get better results, and it helped a little, but still not to the point I would have liked. I switched over to propane, and again there was a slight improvement but not much. Both the vent grill covers and their compartments were clear of obstructions. Any ideas? Thanks!
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