Refrig won't work on Gas (was AC)
We have a Shadow Cruiser S260BHS with an Atwood refrig. We can only get the refrig to work on gas even when hooked up to shore power. Everything else that requires AC works fine. Any ideas? Th...
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dwightr8 wrote:dwightr8 wrote:
Took the cover off the burner and cleaned the area out with compressed air. It actually looked pretty clean before I started but blew it out anyway. When I tried to start the refer on gas I noticed the ignitor is not sparking. I adjusted it so it was a little closer to the burner but still no joy. I checked and I have 13.23v going to the board. Where do I go now?
Thanks,
Anybody?
Don't have to much experience with RV fridges but I know a bit about home furnaces. With the AC removed and it needs to work via propane, does it try and then throw a fault code when not successful? I know that there are a sequence of events that need to occur and, for instance, if the propane supply isn't delivered the sequence fails early. I would walk through the sequence and check for points of failure, if possible. A manual for your make/model might have the steps or a fault code reference matrix.
