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Can you even turn thos refrig on & off? We store ours in rv storage when not in use - just unused & starts up automatically? Very confusing & strange! Thanks for any advicr.
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Welcome to the forum! The moderators have created a welcome letter for new members, here is a link:Originally posted by B & D Ellis View Post
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FYI I also moved your post into its own thread.
As to an answer to your question, I would think the easiest would be to disconnect your batteries (turn the red key so that it pulls out), this should kill power to your inverter and shut off the fridge. If the inverter still runs when the battery disconnect key is removed, then turn off the inverter (should have a on/off switch). As long as you do not have shore power the fridge should then be off.
If for some reason you want to leave your inverter on and batteries connected, your next best option would be to turn off the breaker for the fridge.Forum moderators are not GD employees--we are volunteers and owners presumably just like yourself. Unless specifically mentioned otherwise, we have nothing to gain should you choose to purchase a product or engage a service we discuss on this forum.
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B & D Ellis When we need to, we shut ours down at the breaker. And Welcome to the forum!!!Dave and Darren Bakersfield, CA
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