Never brag about your refrigerator !

Ditto control board,,been there done dat

Hey Bob- small world! The board is on the rear of the refrigerator- black plastic cover. I have the service manual on my service manual page at =http://bryantrv.com/docs2/docs/ncoldnnewnseries.pdf, but if it isn't giving any error codes, I really would just change the thermistor. With a failed thermistor, the board think the temp is OK, with a failed board, usually the symptoms are different.
The thermistor is also *way* cheaper than a board :)

No , nothing iced up , its as if you shut it down . Where is this control board located ?????

Are the cooling fins, in the Fridge iced up?

All lites stay on , it just makes no cold except when it wants to . Norcold model n611rt.
Chris , DeLand , I am one of the Berners of the Auction on 92 at Jacob Dairy road . I now live in North Florida .

When you say it shuts down- do you mean no cooling or no indicators at all? What is the model number?

THE most common failure I have seen in late model Norcolds is the connection of the thermistor inside the box at the light- the connection gets funky, making the refrigerator think the temp is different than it is.

Where is the control board ? Outside in the back in that small box ??

Where is the control board ? Outside in the back in that small box ??

absorbtion cooling units are sensitive to outdoor temperatures. When at optimum outdoor temps , f 40-90, c+ 4- 32 they perform well. Outside temps above or below these will cause a noticeable drop in cooling in an absorption cooling fridge.
To mitigate the effect , in hot weather fans in the outdoor compartment help, in cold weather, restricting , even entire covering of outdoor venting to raise the temp. of the condensing section to its optimum

I too am guessing the control board, Though a bad connection is also possible.

For control boards, check with dinosaur boards to see if they have one

American RV in California (not the one in Michigan) is a good source (the one in Mi is a good company, they just they are more "Brick and Mortar" oriented where as the Ca one is more Internet/mail order)

(I usually get my oil changes and other shop work done at the MI one).