What's the difference between Chescold fridge/freezer and fridge

I've personally owned 2 Chestcolds.
The first was one of the older brown metal models, a fridge/freeze & I was completely happy with it. Mostly used it at fridge temps & it was great. Was reluctant to let it go with a camper sale but did.

Replaced it with a RC1180 Dometic & love it too.

Use it a lot soley as a freezer & it handles that task just fine.

Cheers

We had the green Chescold "fridge freezer" think it was about 40litres. The only difference between "fridge" and "freeze" was the temperature dial...from memory the internal space was the same (i.e. no partition in the main part). There was a very small partition for stuff you didn't need to have really cold - but this was about the size of a medium sized Tupperware container. It got cold enough - but they have to be pretty much level - if they are on any sort of angle, they don't operate very well at all. The exit at the top where the flue is also gets really hot (enough to take skin off) so keep kids well away!

Chris

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Do you mean internally "the cabinet" or internal of the works "wots makin" it get cold?

The freezer one may use more gas as it need to supply more energy to the liquid ammonia inside the guts to cause more cooling action to be possible.

It may also have larger dia tubes in the condenser on the rear so it can have more more holes in it's internal separation screens which part the coolant fluid from the ammonia gas.
If they are bigger it will create more volume of cool to be able to freeeeeze instead of just cool.