I pulled the washer dryer out of the coach as we didn't use it and installed a small upright freezer in the spot. Put a grill in the top of the compartment to allow condensor heat to go up. We run it when we are hooked up and don't run it while we are driving. If the freezer is mostly full with frozen food, and it isn't opened during the day, ours doesn't thaw any at all during the day of driving. We go about 300 miles a day so about 6-7 hours. We had to put a bungee cord on the door to keep it closed tight as driving will shift the contents and try to open the door. I purchase the freezer at a garage sale and installed it to try it out and that was 4 years ago. We live in Wa. and winter in Az. so it get miles on it. I put it in a plastic tub to keep water off the floor, Had to modify the tub somewhat but keeps the floor dry when we defrost.
Arden
