cincybuckeye

Great answers! Thanks to all!!

My new Winnebago Adventurer has a KitchenAid side-by-side residential fridge with lower pull-out freezer drawer. It's 110 electric operation only. During our dealer training session, the service rep told us not to run the fridge while moving. He suggested turning it on 24 hours in advance to cool down then shutting it down before hitting the road because it will stay cool for a while. I've heard cautions about running propane/electric fridges while on the road but does this really apply to a residential fridge too? I would think running it on the road via the generator or inverter would be OK. The KitchenAid literature says nothing on the subject. Big time Newbie here. Thanks!

Greetings from Cincinnati, Ohio! My wife and I (Mark and Kathy) are new FMCA members as well as new motorhome owners, fulfilling a lifelong dream (of mine, at least...but she's getting there). After some careful research and endless shopping trips, we're the proud owners of a new Winnebago Adventurer 38Q. Looking forward to interacting with other members both here and out in the "wilds."