โAug-09-2017 05:57 PM
โAug-11-2017 04:40 PM
dano73 wrote:
No Doug. I presented my problem and thanked all for their help. I feel the same way you do about the flue and baffle,, but people who are wiser than me, perhaps could tell me what they thought and I appreciate it. It's not so simple, ok, I get it. Sorry if I ruffled ur feathers.
โAug-11-2017 02:45 PM
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โAug-11-2017 02:28 PM
dano73 wrote:
Thanks for all the replies. General consensus is the fchimney needs to be cleaned. The dometic manual says the burner needs to be centrally located under the flue. Biscuit, you said it can't be touching the sides. My flame looks like that, but I would say it needs to move right about an 1/8 in. I've looked in there, and don't see any sideways adjustment. I do see screws with a slot that the circuit board is stewed to, but loosening 3 does nothing, I'm thinking there's one more behind the orifice assembly, or better yet, can anyone tell me how to slide the burner over?. Pulling the fridge out right now is prolly not gonna happen. Have a trip planned for next week, in the process of finding styrofoam coolers that will fit in the fridge. Lol.
โAug-11-2017 09:15 AM
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โAug-10-2017 01:30 PM
โAug-10-2017 01:11 PM
dano73 wrote:
I have taken the top cover off my trailer and there is no way I can access the top of the chimney. There is a raised rectangular screened port that allows the heat out, but no access to the top of the chimney. I've had many old trailers, but have never had to clean the flue, and the only possible way to access it is to take the fridge out of the cabinet. I have tapped on the chimney, and gotten some light rust, nothing crazy, no big chunks or flakes, what I would consider normal.. And if there is a blockage, which I doubt, why would the external temp of the chimney, be the same as it is when it's plugged in?
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