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Ok, we have a problem. We here in NY have been going through
a minor heat wave; the last few days have been over the 90 degree point. That
being said, we have notice that for the last few days that the milk in our
fridge has been going sour very fast. Yesterday I bought a refrigerator
thermometer and found out this morning that the fridge is only about 48 to 50
degrees. I have the slide control all the way up to thecoldest setting.
Do you folks out there think that we have a problem or do you think it is
coming from the fact that the heat and humidly has been so high? The trailer is off warranty, but I do have an extended warranty through the Good Sam Club, but never had to use it.
Any suggestions?
Thank you all.