The fridge will only run on 12 volts, but if you are plugged in to electricity the RV will convert that AC to DC to run the fridge. Technically it’s still running on 12 volt DC but the source would be the AC you’re plugged into.
Be aw3are of all rockwood trailers . We have had nothing but problems with our 22 rockwood signature series trialer. It's been back to the dealer two times for 8 weeks the first time and 10 weeks for the second time and we have to bring it in AGAIN for a third time and guess what... they can't get us in UNTIL NOVEMBER . both times we had to have a roadside mechanic come to save us the mech's said these trailers have a bunch of issues. Great that's what we wanted to hear. Just my opinion don't purchase rockwood .
I’m sorry to hear you’re having these issues. It does sound like a significant factor in your poor experience is the nature of the dealer’s service. I can’t imagine our dealership holding a unit for many weeks at a time. These things should be resolved much faster. What kind of issues are you having? In our experience, Rockwoods having structural issues is almost unheard of. But from time to time we do see an appliance needing to be replaced or a slide room adjustment. Things common to all RVs. We are actually an exclusive Rockwood dealer. We only sell Rockwoods. And a major reason for this is how satisfied we have been with their quality. Again, I am sorry to hear you have had these troubles. A great dealer may have painted your experience differently.
@@RousseausRVWalkthroughs #1 the tiolet broke first day of vacation, the foot plunger - #2 the refridgerator stopped working ( bad fuse) and it had some connection that had become loose and started draining water in the back , fireplace never worked correctly intermitten shut off- cabinets not aligned - and never repaired , wall paper started bubbling ..and the curtains fell off the wall and weren't fixed correctly .Additionally our grey water system is cloaked with plastic peices and we can't get into the dealer until flipping november,,, again another long wait to get giant RV to fix things AND NOW we're out of warrenty on other items . however some of the items they will fix because we called before . giant RV is a TURD dealership
That does not sound fun. Some of these things should have been caught when the dealer performed their pre delivery inspection. I’m really sorry this has been your Rockwood experience.
@@RousseausRVWalkthroughs- It's not our first trailer , so we understand take them out and bring them back when you have any issues. However now it's flipping impossible to get your rig into the dealership and then once it hits the one year mark it's the happy parachute for their customers. We purchased the rockwood because of it's quality and industry reputation . However we are being told it was a Monday covid trailer build. ?
I’m a big fan and owner of a Geo Pro. However the swivel table in this camper is really not that functional for two people sitting side-by-side wanting to eat together. In addition, when swiveling the table in front of you, you have to really lean forward to eat at the table due to the limited table functionality. I have yet to see a video that points out this poor design.
I appreciate your perspective as a Geo Pro owner. I’m not a big fan of the new swivel tables either. Thankfully, if not wanted, they are easy to remove. For sure some will like them, but it wouldn’t surprise me if they were dropped in the 2025 models.
@@RousseausRVWalkthroughs I agree. The only practical use I can find it is as an arm rest or a place for couples to put a drink or snack bowl on between them while watching TV.
So, can refrigerator run on 120 volts AC or propane, or is it 12 volts DC only? Thanks.
The fridge will only run on 12 volts, but if you are plugged in to electricity the RV will convert that AC to DC to run the fridge. Technically it’s still running on 12 volt DC but the source would be the AC you’re plugged into.
@@RousseausRVWalkthroughs Thank you!
Be aw3are of all rockwood trailers . We have had nothing but problems with our 22 rockwood signature series trialer. It's been back to the dealer two times for 8 weeks the first time and 10 weeks for the second time and we have to bring it in AGAIN for a third time and guess what... they can't get us in UNTIL NOVEMBER . both times we had to have a roadside mechanic come to save us the mech's said these trailers have a bunch of issues. Great that's what we wanted to hear. Just my opinion don't purchase rockwood .
I’m sorry to hear you’re having these issues. It does sound like a significant factor in your poor experience is the nature of the dealer’s service. I can’t imagine our dealership holding a unit for many weeks at a time. These things should be resolved much faster.
What kind of issues are you having? In our experience, Rockwoods having structural issues is almost unheard of. But from time to time we do see an appliance needing to be replaced or a slide room adjustment. Things common to all RVs.
We are actually an exclusive Rockwood dealer. We only sell Rockwoods. And a major reason for this is how satisfied we have been with their quality. Again, I am sorry to hear you have had these troubles. A great dealer may have painted your experience differently.
@@RousseausRVWalkthroughs #1 the tiolet broke first day of vacation, the foot plunger - #2 the refridgerator stopped working ( bad fuse) and it had some connection that had become loose and started draining water in the back , fireplace never worked correctly intermitten shut off- cabinets not aligned - and never repaired , wall paper started bubbling ..and the curtains fell off the wall and weren't fixed correctly .Additionally our grey water system is cloaked with plastic peices and we can't get into the dealer until flipping november,,, again another long wait to get giant RV to fix things AND NOW we're out of warrenty on other items . however some of the items they will fix because we called before . giant RV is a TURD dealership
That does not sound fun. Some of these things should have been caught when the dealer performed their pre delivery inspection. I’m really sorry this has been your Rockwood experience.
@@RousseausRVWalkthroughs- It's not our first trailer , so we understand take them out and bring them back when you have any issues. However now it's flipping impossible to get your rig into the dealership and then once it hits the one year mark it's the happy parachute for their customers. We purchased the rockwood because of it's quality and industry reputation . However we are being told it was a Monday covid trailer build. ?
I’m a big fan and owner of a Geo Pro. However the swivel table in this camper is really not that functional for two people sitting side-by-side wanting to eat together. In addition, when swiveling the table in front of you, you have to really lean forward to eat at the table due to the limited table functionality. I have yet to see a video that points out this poor design.
I appreciate your perspective as a Geo Pro owner. I’m not a big fan of the new swivel tables either. Thankfully, if not wanted, they are easy to remove. For sure some will like them, but it wouldn’t surprise me if they were dropped in the 2025 models.
@@RousseausRVWalkthroughs I agree. The only practical use I can find it is as an arm rest or a place for couples to put a drink or snack bowl on between them while watching TV.