Norcold Fridge - Freezer cold, fridge not
2.5 year old Norcold N611FLT in a 2016 Class A Was dry camping all week at the beach, running the fridge on propane, on the last morning I noticed the milk was not as cold as usual. Drove home, ...
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dougrainer wrote:VetPartTimer wrote:
Appreciate all the info everyone, thank you kindly!
I spoke to Norcold Customer Service, they were very nice and provided much of the same advice that you all have suggested.
I'm going to start by unplugging the thermostat and letting it run overnight on the propane to see if that is potentially the problem because it is the easiest.
Given that the refrig seems to work fine on AC power, I doubt it's the thermostat (but you never know).
Next will be to check for a good blue flame, maybe the valve is dirty.
Hope to get to this over the weekend, will certainly update you all on my findings.
Thanks again!
You are not the only one that thinks the Thermister may possibly be at fault. BUT, that is nonsense. THINK about what you are thinking. The refer operates fine on 120. You have a problem on LP. The refer cooling unit and Thermister has no way of knowing WHAT heat source is ON. ALL it does is respond to the HEAT source. The Thermister is on the Evap fins. HOW would it know what heat source is operating the refer? It does not. Thermister's rarely fail and they never fail over different heat sources. Until you check the LP pressure AT the refer, you will never know what the problem is and you will just be wasting your time. Doug
Yes, I totally understand what you are saying.
