stevenal wrote:
I haven't a clue how much engineering goes into these things, or what kind of safety factor might be used if they do. All I know is that Dometic got caught when elements that were about 9% high were used. Now folks are going to continuous 154% on a tube that normally sees very little use. It may work just fine, but I would get the word from Dometic, not just the techs.
Yup, I am sure Dometic will step right up to the plate and tell us what to do. Just park your 200K rig and wait for them to show us the light. Gee, where is that Easter Bunny, I just know he is hiding somewhere with the flying reindeer.
These are the same people that say you have to call them to tell them you have one of THEIR fridges and would they please fix it so your trailer doesn't go up in smoke. The same people that you registered your warranty with are saying it is your responsibility to contact them because everybody that has one of the effected fridges has seen posts on the internet. Sheesh guys, wake up.
Tim, MOST of us realize that your opinions are just that and not official directions regarding this. I for one appreciate your guidance and input.
Casey
