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@@rotwiler7674 very nice!

@@rhondameyers1632 you’re very welcome! Sorry to hear about all of your issues but hopefully the new fabrics will hold up!

@breannaolssen5076 You’re very welcome! But just to be clear, our 2118 was an AC / Propane combination. I don’t have personal experience with a DC version.

@@AroundTheSunWeGo the one I was looking at is a 2118 which I think does all 3 but I would have only hooked up the dc

There could be a version of the 2118 I’m unaware of, but I believe the DC option also requires propane. So if it says the 12v/DC amp draw is 2.75, that’s how much power it uses while running on propane.

@@stevengoossen6019 Hey Steven! The Samsung has been going strong for over 2 years now. No complaints at all. I’d say all of the details I cover in that video still apply. It’s a great swap to do!

@@AroundTheSunWeGo thanks for the reply!!

@@stevengoossen6019 you got it!

@@Insaiyanrider ours has full body paint which has been holding up fantastic. If you check out my Instagram or TikTok you can see recent videos of me washing it. Looks almost brand new!

@@fzt6ktoonolxavbjgv appreciate that! And you’re very welcome!

@@kedkeb thanks! Hope it was helpful!

@@markporterfield483 appreciate that Mark! Hope it was helpful in some way!

@@mementomori2353 I connected them to one another. I connected the positive to the positive and the negative to the negative. One of the positive wires is coming from the battery and one is going to the stove. One of the negative wires is coming from the battery and one is going to the stove. So you’re simply splicing them together so the power can flow from the battery to the stove.

Appreciate that Danny! Happy to finally get this video out!

@@nickisabelle724 I know a lot of people that feel the same way! What year is your couch?

Thank you! Hope it was helpful!

@@Itsa_Mea I really appreciate that! I hope you found it helpful in some way :)

@@AroundTheSunWeGo wasn't aware of the drop down brackets which us helpful because I can use those instead of making them when I decide to install a few crossmembers. Also the link kit is neat, wasn't aware of that neither. Thanks again, I'm now a subscriber.

Awesome! And you’re very welcome. Good luck with your install and I appreciate the sub 🙏

@@LoriMorgan-jm5vk thanks so much! Glad you found it helpful :)

@@keevs5adventures you’re very welcome! Hope it’s helpful!

@@joesnow93 appreciate that Joe!

@@azrchrd You’re very welcome! Hope you find it helpful in some way!

No, it’s a completely different design.

You’re very welcome! I hope you found it helpful :)

Glad you enjoyed it! 1/2-in x 4-ft x 8-ft and there’s actually a link to it in the description below the video.

Sorry to hear that! I’m definitely no expert, so I don’t have a ton of insight to give here. Did it ever work properly in 109 degree temps? If it did, at least you know something has changed and it may be fixable.

​@@AroundTheSunWeGo Did to hook yo the ice maker or the water on this fridge? They are only $900 right now so I may jump on one.

I did not but I know other people have run a line to the slide, so it’s definitely doable. I don’t trust the water at different parks enough to consume though lol

Glad you found the video helpful! Only other thing I didn’t see you mention is airflow. Do you know if your setup is pulling in plenty of air at the bottom and forcing it up past the fins and out through the top?

@@AroundTheSunWeGo Yessir fans are flowing just fine. The freezer is around 45 degrees and the fridge is 68 degrees. Can't figure it out, but a 1l residential fridge, some foam board and gorilla tape is a great deal and easy to do .

@@Stiffy910 Roger that! Yeah, it might be something minor, but if you just can’t pin it down, the swap is easy enough. Good luck!

@@AroundTheSunWeGo Ya man im torn between swapping out all electrical components and a hope and a wish. Or just swopping residential and be care free with this foreign pain in the A$$ fridge. Thanks man

You got it!

Sorry to hear that! But good luck with the new install!

I really appreciate that! I try my best to keep things concise. I’m glad you find them helpful 🙏

Heck yeah! Give them a call Monday and let us know what they say!

@@AroundTheSunWeGo Will do! I def want this upgrade before my next RV outing if possible, but really want to make sure I have the latest version if available...Stay tuned!

​@flash8051 I still don't see them on their website. I emailed them back in March asking what the status was. The rep that emailed me back said all they are being told is sometime this year. She also mentioned too check back mid year. I just sent a follow-up email so we'll see what transpires. I would love to get my hands on a set and have been holding out since this video, lol. I may have no choice but to go with morryde. Can't hold out forever and I definitely don't want the pinned version

I haven’t heard any updates from Lippert on these in a long while.

We have an inverter along with a 300 amp hour lithium battery bank which powers the fridge any time we’re disconnected from power. I installed this system when we first purchased our RV so it was already in place when I made the fridge swap. If I didn’t already have an inverter and wasn’t interested in installing one, the 12v fridge would be an awesome alternative.

Sorry to hear that Thomas! Do you know if these were the Suprima Leather or the Ultrafabrics Brisa? And what year did you purchase?

Glad you found the video helpful! Yeah, hoping the updated materials hold up better than the original. Only time will tell!

Appreciate that! Hope it was helpful!

I totally understand the concern with bad reviews. But I dug pretty deep and realized for every bad review, there were 99 good ones. And those who have a bad experience are usually the loudest. With that considered, a less than 1% chance of dissatisfaction sounded good enough to me. But after 2+ years and thousands of miles we’ve had no problems. Fingers crossed it stays that way!

@@AroundTheSunWeGo I have a Kenmore fridge I bought new in 1994. So far it's working flawlessly. Moved it from our kitchen to my garage. We put a Frigidaire in the kitchen and have had nothing but trouble out of the ice maker. Hope yours lasts a long time.

@@f150bft sorry to hear that! And yes, me too!

Nice! Hope the video was helpful :)

Interesting! I haven’t heard a lot of horror stories about RecPro. Do you know which version you have? And did you contact RecPro about the problem? What did they say?

You’re very welcome! And yes, a lot of people feel that way. Fortunately they’re offering the extended discount option and hopefully their new material holds up better. But RecPro is a great option for those who are ready to move away from Thomas Payne.

I sure appreciate your descriptive & thorough post, but I won’t give Thomas Payne another damn nickel.. Rat Bastards sold junk & they know it.. They should do right & recall their greed. I will contact them, but they won’t do zip.. Grand Design in general should be ashamed, so many issues I’ve had at my expense.

You’re very welcome! And you can’t go wrong with RecPro 👍

Appreciate that man! Yeah, it’s done us well for the past 5 years now.

OMG TYSM 🥰

Full details about that in our rig tour at right around the 3:30 mark :) czcams.com/video/q96CKVF8r0g/video.htmlsi=1rR4ubkihJzkUfjJ

@@AroundTheSunWeGo Thank you sir! I'll check it out 😉

This is a 2019 Fiat 500 Abarth. They actually quit making them in the US after the 2019 model year.

@@AroundTheSunWeGo Ah! I didn't catch it being a 2019 and it looks newer. That is great! Good choice as you go through the detail minus the silly beats. Thank you for posting this content!

@@gormay sure thing! Also, if you check out my channel you’ll see that the Fiat crapped out on us in Atlanta and we’ve recently made the switch to a 1995 Geo Tracked 4x4

You’re not the only one with that opinion unfortunately 😖

Hey Tom. I think it’s purely personal preference, but we like opening the door to the left. When we had the glass doors, we opened them to the left as well. The door can be installed either way, so if you wanted to open to the right, that would be totally fine!

@@AroundTheSunWeGo Great - thank you for responding that it can be mounted to either side! LOL... my wife just said "of course they enter on the right side and used to slide the doors to the left. Don't you always get in on the end of the shower away from the water and facuets?", so I didn't know my own wife gets in on that side as she is petrified of getting hit by any water that is the slight bit cold. Isn't life interesting that we all don't think the same way. Now if we install this, we will have a domestic dispute of which side it should roll into... maybe we better keep the doors that can go either way until we settle this. 🙂

@@tombrizzi8904 I didn’t think about the water spray, but now that you mention it, that might be why I naturally enter on the right. Haha! Good luck deciding on the install! 😂

A good question indeed! But hopefully the new materials they use now are much better.

You’re very welcome Bob! I hope it works out for you!

Glad you found the video helpful! I sold all of our parts on eBay.

Thanks so much! From what I gather, you will need a doorway that is at least 25" wide for the 733931. There is a 713662 that is made for 24” doors, but if yours is less than 24” I’m not sure that would even work. What camper do you have?

Appreciate it Matt!

Appreciate it Joe!

I wish we’d done it sooner!

I can definitely understand that! It can be quite a climb to get up into the bigger rigs.

Glad you found the video helpful Nathan!

Thanks Barbara! And yes, always :)