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- Diane_and_JimExplorerThank you so much, I took the outside panel off and there it was...unplugged. The plug must have just come loose. This forum is great! Saved me a lot of money and humiliation. It works fine!
Yea!
Diane and the dachshunds - eldondoExplorerWhen I first turned on my fridge, it would not go to electricity, just gas, I tried for a bit, no change. I decided to let it go on gas for maybe 30 minutes or an hour. Went back and touched ac, it flipped back and forth rapidly about two times, then stayed on ac, then the temp in freezer dropped to 0 f.
- powderman426Explorer
boogie_4wheel wrote:
Remove the access panel on the back of the fridge (on the outside of the rig) to verify power at the outlet/plug for the fridge.
Then if it has power, remove it and check the electric element for continuity. If is open you will need a new element. - boogie_4wheelExplorerRemove the access panel on the back of the fridge (on the outside of the rig) to verify power at the outlet/plug for the fridge.
- Chris_BryantExplorer IIFirst, make sure the outlet it is plugged in to has power- the most common problem is a tripped gfi outlet.
Next, there will be a fuse on the circuit board- these fuses will just fail, and not blow.
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