Dometic refer

When troubleshooting temperature sensitive circuits, this stuff is worth its weight in gold.

Thanks for the info

The tough part is being prepared to diagnose the issue in freezing temps.
+1 for power supply issue, control board issue etc. You may find the culprit just poking around so you may need a helper to monitor off/on while you are investigating.

jonswng1 wrote:
Does anyone else have a Dometic NDR1292 side-by-side regrigerator besides me? I have looked/read many web pages and MFG documents and cannot find this model. Dometic does not show it in their database. Thanks

What are you looking for? The installation manual will just show a schematic and any troubleshooting will NOT have your problem. As I stated, your problem is an extreme anomaly. This problem is NOT specific to your model. The model was replaced by the 1350 4 door. You have a control board problem or a wire harness problem. Doug

This is the best you will find.
http://bryantrv.com/docs2/docs/operating/ndr1292.pdf

Does anyone else have a Dometic NDR1292 side-by-side regrigerator besides me? I have looked/read many web pages and MFG documents and cannot find this model. Dometic does not show it in their database. Thanks

Thanks for the suggestion. I will try your solution. If I have any question or need more
explanation I will post here. Thanks again

You have a bad connection likely in the outside compartment. Inspect all wires and their connections to the control board.. Only possible explanation.

NOTE: this is a 12 volt issue, not a 120 volt so you can "Ignore" the 120 wires (Save for taking caution to make sure you do not accidentally connect yourself to one)

It is also possible you have a bad part on your control board


Suggestion.. If you do not find an easy fix

Get two things

1: A multiple outlet tap (Cube tap)
2: And old fashing C-7 type night light

Pull the 120 volt plug, plug in teh cube tap and then plug back in the 120 volt cord and plug in the night light.

Alternative

A proper socket and a 12 volt lamp. a 1141 should do it nicely but with a 1141 make sure the lamp socket is supported so the lamp does NOT make contact with anything else (plastic or metal) the C-7 Lamps can lay on plastic no problem.

Thanks for your response, I called Dometic a couple of days ago and they were absolutely no help whatsoever. Useless!!! The problem does seem rare but you would think Dometic could look into it. Our refer has been out for two days but just turned back on since it has turned sunny and in the 60s. I have a mobile RV repairman coming over today for another problem and will ask his advice/suggestions. If I can get a fix I will post it here.

jonswng1 wrote:
When it goes out all lights on panel go out. When the on/off button is
pushed the lights come for a second and then go out until the outside
temp gets above 60, about. The refer goes out usually when the
outside temp dips below 50. Thanks for the responses.

You are the 2nd poster in the last 60 days that has stated such a problem with a Dometic refer. I called Dometic yesterday and they have NEVER heard of such a problem---The eyebrow goes blank in colder climates. I have never seen it either. I would check the small wire plug on the eyebrow board for tightness and all the wire connections at the back circuit board and area there. Might be a loose connection or a wire loose in the quick connect. Doug

When it goes out all lights on panel go out. When the on/off button is
pushed the lights come for a second and then go out until the outside
temp gets above 60, about. The refer goes out usually when the
outside temp dips below 50. Thanks for the responses.