Mar-24-2014 06:58 PM
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Mar-26-2014 02:51 PM
barney bugle wrote:
Also the norcold guy said no fans on this model as it is an absorbent type , not sure what he means?
Mar-26-2014 12:40 PM
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Mar-25-2014 06:22 PM
barney bugle wrote:
Thanks for the responses guys
It is a norcold model n814r serial 1101287 it is a 2003 model and I have operated it leval for the 4yrs I have owned it. It apparently has no fans and is an absorbent type ?
A norcold guy told me to bypass the thermozistor and see if that works . I am trying that now , but it does't appear to be dropping below 52 for one hr now.
Mar-25-2014 03:49 PM
Old-Biscuit wrote:laknox wrote:barney bugle wrote:
Thanks for the responses guys
It is a norcold model n814r serial 1101287 it is a 2003 model and I have operated it leval for the 4yrs I have owned it. It apparently has no fans and is an absorbent type ?
A norcold guy told me to bypass the thermozistor and see if that works . I am trying that now , but it does't appear to be dropping below 52 for one hr now.
I've read on here about a "last ditch" solution, prior to replacing anything more than a board. Pull the fridge, turn it upside down for 24 hours, reinstall, then try it again. This supposedly "burps" the ammonia in the system. Dunno; never tried it, though I thought I was going to have to.
Lyle
Strictly a 'bandaid fix' (if that).........the idea behind it is by turning it upside down/rolling it around will dislodge the blockage and allow the cooling fluid to flow again. Might work for a while but the 'stuff' causing the blockage is still there and will in time block the flow again. Sorta like plague, it doesn't dissolve, go away and will plate out again.
Mar-25-2014 03:43 PM
Mar-25-2014 03:06 PM
laknox wrote:barney bugle wrote:
Thanks for the responses guys
It is a norcold model n814r serial 1101287 it is a 2003 model and I have operated it leval for the 4yrs I have owned it. It apparently has no fans and is an absorbent type ?
A norcold guy told me to bypass the thermozistor and see if that works . I am trying that now , but it does't appear to be dropping below 52 for one hr now.
I've read on here about a "last ditch" solution, prior to replacing anything more than a board. Pull the fridge, turn it upside down for 24 hours, reinstall, then try it again. This supposedly "burps" the ammonia in the system. Dunno; never tried it, though I thought I was going to have to.
Lyle
Mar-25-2014 12:20 PM
barney bugle wrote:
Thanks for the responses guys
It is a norcold model n814r serial 1101287 it is a 2003 model and I have operated it leval for the 4yrs I have owned it. It apparently has no fans and is an absorbent type ?
A norcold guy told me to bypass the thermozistor and see if that works . I am trying that now , but it does't appear to be dropping below 52 for one hr now.
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