what brand 110v fridge?

Well how did your test go?

 

I've got one of the 3000 watt yellow truck stop inverters, and I've never had a pure sine inverter. I've used laser printers in the truck for many years as well as 110 fridges and microwaves. My current fridge is awesome, I've had it over a year now.
http://m.homedepot.com/p/Magic-Chef...gerator-in-Stainless-Look-HVDR430SE/205429674

I think there's a problem with your inverter or it's cabling.

 

that is the same one that i have in my truck, been going strong almost a year now.

prior to that i had one that was virtually the same other than brand lasted only a few months. then started drawing a whole lot of juice and started tripping the inverter off.

 

Hi, I have went through 2 fridges in less than a year. The first was a Haier and this one is a Hisense. I have a 3000 watt inverter. The first one poured water everywhere when it went out, the second one (current one) just stopped cooling. I'm thinking the coolant leaked out somehow. The only differences I see between what I do and how your set up is..is the fact that you have a name brand fridge, yours is sitting on a piece of rubber and also sounds like yours isn't strapped really tight. Does those things make that big of a difference? I currently have my strapped extremely tight and sittin on the plastic place made for fridges in my truck. Thank you for any help you can give me. I am so tired of my food spoiling and being stuck without a fridge. I know the roads are extremely rough and I'm starting to wonder if a fridge is even possible.

 

Makes a BIG difference... remember that the fridge is not made for the vibration of a moving truck so you need to cut the vibration down...

If you have it on something hard and have it straped tight the fridge can't move so all the vibration is transferred to the motor/compreser and coolest tubes. None of which are made to take the vibration

Using a rubber mat/pad under it will cut down on the bouncing every time you hit a bump/pothole.

 

Yes sir thats exactly what im going to do! I travel I16 in Ga a lot and 285 in Atlanta and those roads r HELL! I had these fridges strapped so tight u cant budge em! After seeing this thread thats most likely what killed em. Not to mention they were also sitting directly on the floor. I will definetely update u on the results once I fix it as u have instructed.