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dougrainer
Jun 24, 2020Nomad
1. A BAD cooling unit will still get the freezer cold.
2. Yes, a Bad cooling unit can be replaced. Either a rebuilt/ OEM or a aftermarket (Amish) cooling unit. Depends on how much you want to spend. $500 to $1500 in the CU part only.
3. I doubt you have a bad cooling unit if the unit just left on. BUT, you do KNOW you have to have the refer LEVEL within a few degrees? Running the refer off level, will destroy a Cooling Unit is a few days. Was the RV left on a level site? Doug
2. Yes, a Bad cooling unit can be replaced. Either a rebuilt/ OEM or a aftermarket (Amish) cooling unit. Depends on how much you want to spend. $500 to $1500 in the CU part only.
3. I doubt you have a bad cooling unit if the unit just left on. BUT, you do KNOW you have to have the refer LEVEL within a few degrees? Running the refer off level, will destroy a Cooling Unit is a few days. Was the RV left on a level site? Doug
- BillmcpvtJul 15, 2024Explorer
Doug... I was reading through some of these threads looking for info on my norcold n611. I saw where you mentioned something about if the unit is off level by just a few degrees then you will probably destroy the cooling unit. I'm thinking in that club. My freezer will get cool when I use propane but the fridge won't. Nothing gets cold on ac power. I have a power to the plugin behind the unit...
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