Another Norcold issue
Ok guys I have a Norcold 1200 series refer that recently started tripping the GFI when attempting to run on AC...(works fine on propane) I measured the voltage at the refer plug in point and have 118/...
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The red light on the recall can be caused by a slow drop in 12 volt supply in the RV. I normally do not recommend this, but since it has been posted on numerous forums----Right by the red LED run a powerful magnet over the box. This will usually reset the Box. It may take awhile but be patient. Norcold will replace a defective recall kit, BUT, the Rv'er must pay a check out fee for the service center to verify that the old kit is defective AND the cooling unit is not defective or the ventilation blocked. We charge 1/2 hour labor to check the refer and kit and IF defective then Norcold pays us an extra 1/2 hour labor to R&R. Doug
PS, regardless of what is posted on these forums, I have found very few recall kits defective(since the release of Rev E), there is either a bad cooling unit or a blocked ventilation or cooling fan problem. The recall kit kicks out when the flue gets to 700 degrees. The normal operating temp of the flue is around 350 degrees.
PS, regardless of what is posted on these forums, I have found very few recall kits defective(since the release of Rev E), there is either a bad cooling unit or a blocked ventilation or cooling fan problem. The recall kit kicks out when the flue gets to 700 degrees. The normal operating temp of the flue is around 350 degrees.
