I posted earlier about my Norcold N841 refir catching on fire. It's going to be $300 in parts to repair, or $1100 to just buy a new fridge. It's only 4 years old, so hate to replace it if it's not needed. I was concerned there may of been an ammoni...
We have two N841R refrigerators on our houseboat at Lake Powell. Yesterday while running the generator with the refrigerators in AC mode, one of the refrigerator powerboards caught fire where the AC powercord attaches.Fortunately several were on boa...
I'm considering making an offer on a 1999 Itasca 29b on the E-Superduty chassis with 39k miles. Anything I should check prior to the offer, and what, and should I plan for as far as maintenance. The current owner has only done oil changes, tires an...
Oh no guys, I just put 350 in parts to repair the refir. I started it up in ac mode, 10 minutes later it is gurgling very loudly. I shut it down as we were heading into down for dinner, I will test again when I get back later.Leaking cooling unit?...
mike-s wrote:Jim_Arndt wrote:Wow, ok, so the fuse would not blow? There is a 5 amp fuse on the powerboard, and a circuit breaker at the main ac panel.The fridge won't draw more than 5 A normally, so that's the fuse size. It might try to pull, say, 4...
Agreed with everything posted. I guess my concern is, this is not normally an end user maintenance item or servicable part. And this is a newer refir, with no visible corrosion.At home, do you pull your appliances, open up the power cord electric b...
SidecarFlip wrote:Looking at the picture the OP linked to. I'd agree with Mr. Biscuit, corroded connections and high resistance creating heat and fire...Don't Lake Powell have a fairly high percentage of salinity? (maybe it don't but I recollect read...
