Fridge - works on AC but is 'weak'
I have a Norcold N621 (2-way) that is having trouble cooling below 40deg when on AC power. It works (not a fuse or controller issue)... just not as strong as I'd like. When I switch it back to propa...
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Chilly81,
You may understand electricity but be safe, it's 120v, if you don't, ask someone who does to help you.
If you measure, or have it measured, the voltage and current directly at the heating element you will know whether the voltage or the heating element is adequate.
I'm running on memory here, but I believe the N621 has a 300 watt AC element. You can look it up to make sure.
Watts = Voltage * Current.
You may understand electricity but be safe, it's 120v, if you don't, ask someone who does to help you.
If you measure, or have it measured, the voltage and current directly at the heating element you will know whether the voltage or the heating element is adequate.
I'm running on memory here, but I believe the N621 has a 300 watt AC element. You can look it up to make sure.
Watts = Voltage * Current.
