1966 24' Tradewind
1995 34' Excella
Lynchburg
, Virginia
Join Date: Jun 2006
Posts: 4,226
Mine did not come with a sealing strip either. Dometic said they do not provide this. I made my own using a piece of foam door weatherstripping. I installed it between the fridge and the cork floor. Details and photos in my fridge thread about baffling and sealing.
Yep, I just bought some door weatherstrip from home depot and stuffed that under the front.
So far fridge is performing very well - much better on propane than on 110v in fact. On our big two week trip we were in 100+ degree heat for most of the nights and it kept on trucking. I do think a fan to circulate the air might help it recover from opening the door though.
Did you add an exhaust fan to keep the air moving over the fins outside? I did notice the cupboard sides get kind of warm (hot) but not so bad as I was worried.
1966 24' Tradewind
1995 34' Excella
Lynchburg
, Virginia
Join Date: Jun 2006
Posts: 4,226
Alex
No fan is needed- that means no fan noise and no battery energy used. My fridge is holding at 38 degrees while it is set on 2. It is running on propane. Warm cabinet is used to dry dish towels.
I love the efficiency of the rm2510. It uses no battery energy when running on propane. I know because I ran mine for two days last week with no ac or dc power connected.
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