Residential Refrigerator Replacement

Ughh! My fridge just died and the repair will be about $1000 dollars which seems expensive until you realize that a new one is about $1700 and it provides no new technology or additional capacity. So, I am toying with the idea of buying a small residential for less than $500. There are a few options available that will fit perfect in the space while increasing the cubic ft capacity from 7 - 10, plus with the option of an ice maker (I really miss ice). Is this a terrible idea? I am not an airstream purist and I have upgraded many things in my airstream, so keeping it original is not a consideration for me. But I also want to continue to have it be streamable. On another non-airstream forum, a user who replaced her norcold with a residential reported that after 18 months she can boondock overnight with no problem and while traveling, it runs just fine over the inverter. Is this feasible?



For reference the dead fridge is a: Dometic 2820

and I am looking at:

Danby Model # DFF282WDB

Danby 10 cu. ft. Top Freezer Refrigerator in White, Counter Depth-DFF282WDB at The Home Depot

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Whirlpool Model # WRT111SFAF

Whirlpool 10.7 cu. ft. Top Freezer Refrigerator in Monochromatic Satina Steel-WRT111SFAF at The Home Depot

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Summit Model # FF1062W

Summit Appliance 9.41 cu. ft. Top Freezer Refrigerator in White-FF1062W at The Home Depot



Any other streamers tried this yet?