Cooler Unit Replacement - New or Refurbished?
My refrigerator went out. Propane and 120v produce heat but it doesn't cool. There is no sign of a leak. I think my cooling unit went out due to heat and lack of ventilation. I keep my RV in the Ca...
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CJW8 wrote:What I would do first is to plug your heating element directly into 120 volt source bypassing the control board and let if cool for 24 hours if it does the problem is elsewhere probably in the control board.
The OP said there was no sign of a leak so why is everyone assuming it needs a new cooling unit? I just went through this with mine and that is what the technician originally thought too, needs a new cooling unit. After going through all of the test that Norcold required before they'd agree to replacing the cooling unit, it ended up a new control board. Find the service manual for your unit or give us the model #. Maybe you only need to spend $100 vs $1200, who knows without diagnosing.
