MrDoneIt65 wrote:
My main issue with the recall, beside the fact that my refrigerator which was working perfect before they started doing recalls on it, was that the recall didn't fix the problem. It just stopped a problem from occurring which could come back to bite Norcold. If you are on a trip, pull into a campground and you notice a little red glow from the access door on the back of the refrigerator, your refrigerator isn't working. You have a refrigerator full of food that is suppose to be there for you to eat. It is now getting warm and will not be fit to eat. The recall did not fix the problem of the refrigerator supposedly overheating and causing a fire. It set you up for a refrigerator full of spoiled food.
It was never designed to fix the problem? where or why did u think that.It was designed to shut off your fridge if the cooling coil were to crack and your fridge would then start to overheat.Its designed to
shut the fridge off in this very very very unlikely situation
Also your fridge will work EXACTLY the same before and after the recall temp sensor is installed.EXACTLY the same.There unfortuneatly some REV C and the very odd REVD recall sensor failures.Its very easy to bypass the reacll in this situation and save this perceived food ruinage
