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Yes, this is the same transfer switch I have, that is fed by the inverter and AC power, but the output is going straight to the frig. No breaker involved to kill the power to it. Seems my solution is to install a switch (or ideally a breaker) to feed that power to the frige. Still can't believe...

Thanks for the replies, but even if I turn off the inverter, the fridge is on shore power (which I want to keep active to keep the batteries charged). And there is no separate breaker for the 120V to the fridge, which I find is weird. EVERYTHING should have a breaker / fuse. And I have killed...

I have a 2018 3710MB fifth wheel with a Haier 120V fridge, that I want to shut off during the off season. Near as I can tell, the only way to do that is to kill the main power (no-go, want to keep the batteries charged) and then shutting down the inverter so it's not running off the batteries...