Norcold temp sensor

Old-Biscuit wrote:
YES..........

It is called a 'thermistor'

It senses the fin temp in food section for the thermostat

Thermostat then controls the 'cooling cycle' as needed to cool/maintain food compartment temps 36-40*F (freezer temp happens as it is 1st in cooling cycle....food compartment temp is what is sensed and controlled)


Green Light ON (no Flashing) then fridge should be functioning properly.
Takes SEVERAL hours to actually cool down (12 hrs for SAFE temps in food section)

Thanks Old Biscuit. It has been running for a couple of hours now with no flashing Green Light and temp is coming back down, its below 40* in fridge now. At least I know where to look next time if it happens again, loose plug connection this time, but if it does go out I know which part to replace. I prefer to fix things myself than taking them in. Unless its an expensive warranty item, heck even then after talking to Thor yesterday and fixing my Rapid Camp wireless control, he said to call him (he emailed me his name and contact number)that he would warranty the part and send it to me if I wanted to do it myself. He sent me all sorts of wiring diagrams, plumbing diagrams and some other PDF files so I could take care of problems so I wouldn't have to leave it at the RV dealership for months on end. Did all the work on the other motor home, these things are not that hard to work on, especially with the internet and Google search.

YES..........

It is called a 'thermistor'

It senses the fin temp in food section for the thermostat

Thermostat then controls the 'cooling cycle' as needed to cool/maintain food compartment temps 36-40*F (freezer temp happens as it is 1st in cooling cycle....food compartment temp is what is sensed and controlled)


Green Light ON (no Flashing) then fridge should be functioning properly.
Takes SEVERAL hours to actually cool down (12 hrs for SAFE temps in food section)