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fridge chill it whilst towing?

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Alison0207

I would love the fridge to be chilled down when we arrive-believe I can chill it whilst towing but have no idea how?

Any idiots instructions?

Van is 2006 Sonata Melody,have usual kit inside-do not have books here to hand.
 
Hi

Not answering the technical side of your problem, but this may help. I have the fridge on a day before travelling on the mains at home - this gets it nice and cold. I fill up the door with frozen bottles of water and milk (don't forget to take a drop off the top before freezing, to make sure they don't split). I find the chill from these keep the fridge cold while you travel because the fridge doesn't operate very cold from the car whilst moving. Hope this helps.
 
Hi

Not answering the technical side of your problem, but this may help. I have the fridge on a day before travelling on the mains at home - this gets it nice and cold. I fill up the door with frozen bottles of water and milk (don't forget to take a drop off the top before freezing, to make sure they don't split). I find the chill from these keep the fridge cold while you travel because the fridge doesn't operate very cold from the car whilst moving. Hope this helps.
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Gail many thanks but my van is not outside my home-but had wondered about putting chiller packs in but then thought would be weight and where to put whilst away-freezing water inperhaps empty squash bottles then throw away may help thanks
 
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