Mystery Leak & Inoperative Fridge - related?
Good Afternoon & Greetings to all; I need your assistance, suggestions and experience. New owner of a 2008 Winnebago Destination, the 39 footer with a diesel pusher. Barely over 20,000 miles. ...
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Found this closed thread.
And yes, I was connected to shore power, and had a commercial power outage, the day that the error first occurred. Will be contacting NorCold tomorrow to confirm proper power or magnet reset. Or convince them to ship me a Rev E box to replace the Rev D installed. Or use the magnet procedure.
Now, about the ice maker line. The valve under the fridge is at 90 degrees v inline which tells me that there is no water pressure from under the sink to the ice maker. Accordingly, there is no water in the maker. All accessible view points between the sink and fridge are bone dry. Good idea though. The house fridge ice maker line had one of those fine cracks several years ago. This was coincidentally after a tremendous wind driven rain storm. I searched for the leak in the attic before finding the real leak.
During my research, I did come across a reference to a clogged drain line. (which is similar to the clogged drain line I found in my house geothermal system). So that challenge remains.
I feel like I'm working on a complex Space Shutte'esque system right now, but am also enjoying the learning.
ATBest. The challenge goes on.
And yes, I was connected to shore power, and had a commercial power outage, the day that the error first occurred. Will be contacting NorCold tomorrow to confirm proper power or magnet reset. Or convince them to ship me a Rev E box to replace the Rev D installed. Or use the magnet procedure.
Now, about the ice maker line. The valve under the fridge is at 90 degrees v inline which tells me that there is no water pressure from under the sink to the ice maker. Accordingly, there is no water in the maker. All accessible view points between the sink and fridge are bone dry. Good idea though. The house fridge ice maker line had one of those fine cracks several years ago. This was coincidentally after a tremendous wind driven rain storm. I searched for the leak in the attic before finding the real leak.
During my research, I did come across a reference to a clogged drain line. (which is similar to the clogged drain line I found in my house geothermal system). So that challenge remains.
I feel like I'm working on a complex Space Shutte'esque system right now, but am also enjoying the learning.
ATBest. The challenge goes on.
