What is the refrigerator power source? Propane Gas? null

It plugs into a standard electrical socket.

If you're referring to the refrigerant, it's not likely to be propane. The U.S. EPA is too stupid to permit such a highly efficient, extremely stable refrigerant gas be used in a potentially indoor device.

No, the power source of the refrigerator is electric.

“What is the refrigerator power source? Propane Gas?”

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Answered by RajR 9 years ago
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It plugs into a standard electrical socket.
Answered by CG25 9 years ago
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Electricity.
Answered by DaveB 9 years ago
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If you're referring to the refrigerant, it's not likely to be propane. The U.S. EPA is too stupid to permit such a highly efficient, extremely stable refrigerant gas be used in a potentially indoor device.
Answered by Mak 10 years ago
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No, the power source of the refrigerator is electric.
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