Fridge - insufficient cooling on gas
Oh, the joys of owning an older trailer. I wrote on this forum about my converter issues and how it died over the weekend on a last of '15 camping trip. After I killed the breaker to the converter,...
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Old-Biscuit, that is exactly my plan. I'm sure I have a board or piece of plywood in my storage building that will work. I bought 10' of 3/8" ID clear tubing, and a fitting that screws into the gas port. If I get some time today, I may put this together and run the test. I will have all 3 burners going on high.
I just can't think of anything else to check. I've cleaned the jet with both alcohol and compressed air, cleaned the burner, inspected and cleaned the baffle and flue...
If my gas pressure turns out to be at or near 11", I will be stumped as to what to do next. The fridge works great on 120v, so I know the ammonia absorption system is working correctly.
I just can't think of anything else to check. I've cleaned the jet with both alcohol and compressed air, cleaned the burner, inspected and cleaned the baffle and flue...
If my gas pressure turns out to be at or near 11", I will be stumped as to what to do next. The fridge works great on 120v, so I know the ammonia absorption system is working correctly.
