Residential Refrig and wintering

[ahill261]

Need advise on residential refrigerator and winterizing. I leave my unit- new to me, 2015 Jayco Pinnacle, plugged in all winter at my house. I am trying to figure out how to leave it plugged in and NOT have my residential refrigerator ON at the same time. Trying not to pull out the unit to unplug it!
Also, does the converter charge the batteries if the kill switch is off?
Thanks, in advance, for any help.

[rkymntsno]

Originally Posted by ahill261

Need advise on residential refrigerator and winterizing. I leave my unit- new to me, 2015 Jayco Pinnacle, plugged in all winter at my house. I am trying to figure out how to leave it plugged in and NOT have my residential refrigerator ON at the same time. Trying not to pull out the unit to unplug it!
Also, does the converter charge the batteries if the kill switch is off?
Thanks, in advance, for any help.

Can't you just turn your fridge off on the controls? The electrical plug may be behind one of the cabinets either next to it or over it. I would think the batteries would not charge if the kills switch was off, turning off power to the rig.

[Lake Huron]

If you dont have a control panel on your fridge, just go to the 110v breaker box and flip the fridge breaker off.