If the side-by-side refrigerator on your fifth wheel or motorhome seems to shift out of place while you’re driving, there could be several simple solutions. Depending on the type of RV refrigerator you own, the fix you need might also be very inexpensive. To help you find the proper cure for what ails your fridge, Dave Solberg introduces various potential pieces that are susceptible to loosening. He shows you where you need to look outside your rig, then explains what happens when the components on RV refrigerators get jostled in transit. With Dave’s troubleshooting advice, you’ll be able to keep that wandering icebox right where it belongs!
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