All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Dometic Refrigerator gets too coldFinal question for all you tech guys, can the eyebrow control panel be switched from fully automatic to fully adjustable?Re: Dometic Refrigerator gets too coldLatest update: My service guy finally spoke to a Tech Supervisor at Dometic. They have agreed to replace the control board and the thermistor under warranty. So when I return at the end of September they will be swapped out. Thanks for everyone’s response.Re: Dometic Refrigerator gets too coldThanks for your help. I will probably just buy a Norcold unit take the Dometic POS out and shoot it up with a shotgun for fun!Re: Dometic Refrigerator gets too coldI have s better quality hanging thermometer. Plus things are freezing in it. Lunch meat, vegetables and fruit. How hard is it to swap out the thermistor?Re: Dometic Refrigerator gets too coldAs stated last night one guy said slide it up to warm it up, which is contrary to Dometic instructions. I slide it up last night and the temp went up to 34 degrees. I lowered it back all the way to the bottom again this morning and right now it’s at 29 degrees again. Very odd.Re: Dometic Refrigerator gets too coldI just found an article where the guy suggests moving the thermistor up an far right to make it warmer. So I am trying that overnight to see what happens. I’ll report back in the morning.Re: Dometic Refrigerator gets too coldWhere would be the best place to try and get one for reasonable cost and by the weekend? I could always pick one up on my trip to Gettysburg from Tennessee.Re: Dometic Refrigerator gets too coldDoug so I should just replace the thermistor on my own even though under warranty? Also saw a replacement for the thermistor with a adjustable one by a company called Accurra or something like that. Is that better?Dometic Refrigerator gets too coldI have an 8 cf Dometic DM2852. Instead of the usual gets too hot inside, mine runs about 28-29 degrees, causing items to freeze. I contacted Dometic (useless phone call). They told me to take it in for service. I’m in between camping trips so I took it in yesterday. The tech checked the thermistor and its value on the cold test was 400 ohms less than the minimum. They told me to go home and run the fridge to test it again for 24 hours. I did that and called the Service guy today at 11:30. He said it has to be a bad control board. Thanks to Dometic for assigning another tech person to the case. With another wasted day. Open the fridge for 30 minutes, move the thermistor to the bottom of the right fin and call back in 24 hours. That’s tomorrow. We leave on Saturday for two weeks of camping including a Truck Camper Rally in Gettysburg, with a busted fridge. Quite sure there will be another BS solution tomorrow and no time to get parts ordered and installed by Friday night. Help, Help, Help what should I do or try?Solar Panel ExpansionOkay folks since I traded in my 2011 Lance 1181 Truck Camper with it’s self installed 385 watts of solar and a Heliotrope MPPT controller, for a 2018 Eagle Cap 1165 Truck Camper. It came with a GoPower PWM 30 A controller and a 100 watt Mono panel. I plan to upgrade to a total of 4 -100 watt panels by adding 3 additional 100 watt panels. If I was rich and not retired I’d have no problem shelling out $$$$$ for 3 more GoPower panels with hardware. I can purchase 3 Renogy expansion panels (with necessary hardware) for approximately $450. This about the cost of 1 GoPower panel. Besides they are both manufactured overseas, GoPower in China and Renogy in Thailand. So I already know that my Vmp is 18.4v and I need to stay within 17.9-18.9v to be consistent and not lose energy. What panels would you recommend? I have been seriously looking towards the Renogy expansion panels. Thoughts and opinions please!
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