Greeting from the Cariboo up here in Canada. Yes the fridge can stop circulating due to the reason of the Water content that is inside the cooling unit. There's water - liquid ammonia and sodium chromate and Hydrogen that makes up the cooling solution mixture. In temperatures of -25 to -45 degrees Celsius the water in the cooling unit is subject to freezing causing the circulation to stop. what I found in that regard is you have to insulate your vent doors on the inside as much as possible to keep the arctic air out. First remove both doors and cut out a piece of foam to 90% of the door size leaving 10% so it can still breath and mount the foam either on the out side or inside with tape. This will help keep out the extreme cold and allow the fridge to continue to operate. BUT remember to remove it in the spring time when the outside temp rises to 5 degrees and above so that air flow can be restored. You might want to try this in getting a small handy heater that uses 350 watts which would be more than enough to keep the cooling unit from freezing .

We just saw your truck and looked you up! You passed us on the highway! We are getting ready to transition to fulltime also!

5:07 Anchorage isn't even cold, try putting your hand over the inlet or outlet of the hair dryer to choke the airflow off some, then the heating elements will be able to heat up. I'd do something similar to get heat from a little 12v heater in the cab of my car when I lived in Fairbanks. And that was in the -30's and colder.

Your name is shots of Jameson and you're worried about having a beer at 10:30am.

You should just make an insulation box around your water well or spicket

First time watcher and I'm already liking your guys approach on life. Not to mention your girl is a keeper "its 5 o'clock somewhere right"😂👏 Edit: loved your vibes man. Very educational and informative. While all the Alaskans are probably laughing at you, I and I'm sure many others truly appreciate the content. Going to sub and check out some of your other videos!

You made a very nice video keep up the good work we are planning on moving to Alaska traveling from Florida with our 34 ft RV I know it's going to be a long drive I saw the RV Park you was located at what is the name of that thanks

Where in Alaska you find a full time RV parking?

Where in Anchorage are yall living? My husband and I are about to move up to anchorage and want to live in an RV full time but are having a hard time finding information on places that we would be able to stay at year around with hookups and whatnot.

A light bulb in the fridge back area works

Left California…. L U C K Y !!!

How does an Oceanside boy end up in Alaska? Yikes! From beaches to ice. :P

Truma duo control isn't available in US?🤦 Frozen water... nice...

How are y’all doing