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dougrainer
Aug 18, 2015Nomad
Drain tubes--you have to pull the refer to replace them, except for the freezer, which is already at the bottom rear. I asked if the cooling unit had ever been replaced. When a cooling unit is replaced, IF the cooling unit is NOT sealed to the box correctly, the result is lack of cooling and loss of cooling in transit. I would also bypass the rear cooling fan tstat and run the rear cooling fans non stop to see if that stops the problem. Might be lack of flow of air from the bottom up the outer side door. Do you have any type bug screens on the lower and upper side doors? Doug
Last, IF you never OPEN the interior doors in transit and the temps rise, that points to the refer PULLING in outside air. A CLOSED refer, even if NOT on, will not have a fast rise in temps as long as the doors are not opened. I bet you have a partially blocked cooling unit, which when you are in the temps you are in, is the symptom of a partially blocked cooling unit.
Last, IF you never OPEN the interior doors in transit and the temps rise, that points to the refer PULLING in outside air. A CLOSED refer, even if NOT on, will not have a fast rise in temps as long as the doors are not opened. I bet you have a partially blocked cooling unit, which when you are in the temps you are in, is the symptom of a partially blocked cooling unit.
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