Is Everchill Wine Cooler Really Better for RV Applications than Standard Fridge

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Is there something unique in the construction or operation that makes it special for RVs vs. a regular one I can buy in the store?

asked by: Jamie

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The Everchill Wine Cooler # 324-000115 is more or less a standard wine cooler but it was made with the tighter space limitations that RVs have in mind as well as has a bit of a stronger magnet in the door which helps keep it closed.

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Richard

6/19/2020

So is this actually a refrigerator or a wine cooler? I just purchased a solitude and was told by the dealer it’s a refrigerator but I can’t keep anything cold. I put a thermometer in it and can’t get it below 60 degrees inside on an 85 degree day

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Chris R.

6/23/2020

The Everchill # 324-000115 does have a lowest operating temperature of 32 degrees, so it should definitely be getting cooler than what you're seeing. I would contact the trailer dealer to have somebody come take a look, as everything should still be under warranty.

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