Answer Hello Shane, the simple answer to your question is yes, you can use a standard compact refrigerator to replace your RV refrigerator. But there are some things you should consider during this operation. 1. A compact standard refrigerator needs an alternate power outlet of 120 volts to get power.

A 220 volt engine works best in this voltage. Many can be converted to 110. See where the line cable is connected to the engine. You'll probably find 4 cables, with 2 connected to the line cable, and 2 connected together.

You can certainly run an RV air conditioner from an electric receptacle of 15 or 20 amps if you follow the instructions below 1.First determine if the electrical outlet you connect is 15 or 20 amps. If you look at the circuit breaker, you will see the marked amp.

Yes, for an RV refrigerator to work properly must be level. The older the refrigerator model, the more important it is to maintain the level. A good thumb rule is that the refrigerator can be about 2 degrees plum. This is equivalent to a half bubble outside the level line.

With a 110-volt current, a 750-watt device will require 6.8 amps to run. A refrigerator will use approximately half of the available amperage of a standard 15 ampere circuit and more than a third of a 20 ampere circuit.