Thank you so much for watching and bumping into us at Tampa. We're glad our videos have been helpful to you...

Thanks for watching! Yes, the cleaning of the jet, burner, and flue are all listed as occasional required maintenance in my manual. I will be doing it now every few years.

That it is. Reading the manual beats the heck out of posting "Help! My fridge is broken" on the internet...

Thanks for watching! Yes, that's a common problem that we have read about. Sounds like you did a great solution with the screens!

Thanks for watching! We hope our video was helpful. Leave a comment because we're interested if it worked for you like it did for us.

Thanks guys! You know we were having problems all the way back to Top of Georgia. Ready for some serious boondocking!

Thanks for watching - your comment totally made our evening! KZfaq can be a lot of work but we think that if we can help or entertain those in the RV community, it is worth it. Safe travels (with a nice cool fridge).

Thanks so much for watching and the super nice comment. We always appreciate it when folks find our videos helpful or entertaining...

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Thanks for watching! We hope the video will be useful not only with those that have a fridge on the fritz but for any problems...

Thanks Mike! It was fun to finally use my work experience for something useful - Airstreaming! Safe travels.

Thanks guys! It's so nice to have a fridge that works on propane.

Thanks for watching! We hope our video will be useful for those with bad propane fridges or any other RV problem!

Thanks Cotton Tales! It was "fun" to actually use some of my old work knowledge to fix the Airstream.

Thanks for watching! Yes, we "Luv" our Airstream and try to keep her looking new. After 22 years and 125,000 tow miles she has a few rock dings and filiform but many people still think she is "new".

Thanks for watching! We have used ours many, many times. How can you go wrong for $30?

Thanks for watching! We hope our video was useful from a problem solving perspective and that you'll join us next week for the big install.

Thanks for watching! I do carry a can of brake cleaner when on the road and agree it can be very useful. In this case, I followed the manual which distinctly said compressed air.

Thanks for watching! We hope our video was informative. We know we learned something...

Thanks for watching! Yes, as a Citadel grad it is somewhat hard to get excited about the college football scene unless you're in Charleston. Auburn is obviously my team and Cindy's parents (also Auburn grads) keep me well supplied in gear. War Eagle!

Thanks for watching! It's still s few years aways but we want a top loading fridge and freezer. It would probably require significant cabinet work so it is not something we can do on our own. The major downside is that marine fridges cannot use propane and are almost always 12V. I hate the 12V fridges so we'll have to see...

Thanks for watching and for the interesting information. It makes sense. To tell the truth, I was really surprised when I pulled out that spiral metal piece.

Thanks for watching and sharing! I am not aware of any impurities in American propane. A quick search indicated that both countries adhere to ASTM Standard 1835 which would seem to make them similar. Nevertheless, that's good "food for thought".

Thanks so much for watching! Your applause mimics our excited reaction that we now have a propane fridge that works!

Thanks for watching but I will respectfully disagree. An absorption fridge has no moving parts and takes almost no electricity to run. The power hungry compressor fridges is why Airstreamers are adding lithium battery banks, tons of solar, and dc-dc chargers. I can get by on 1 crappy lead acid battery and 140 watts of solar. Plus, my fridge is 22 years old and still works like a champ (now that I have fixed the propane issue). I am betting that 0.00001% of the compressor fridges being sold today will still be around in 2046...