Yes, the recall was extended after I made that comment. Here's the thread that discusses the extended recall http://www.rv.net/forums/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/21386693.cfm
It's also possible he grounded the 12v power supply and blew a fuse inside the RV. I've also seen poor installs where wires were pinched by the new sheet metal. Tim
IMO rebuilt cooling cores can be as good as, or even better than the original. It all depends on the commitment of the re-builder to produce a quality product. If they are simply identifying holes, welding them up, and re-charging, then the unit is i...
JRK61841 wrote:Stan47I have a 2004 fifth wheel. The recall kit is exactlyas you described. It also has the sensor with the wiresrunning to the control board. The first time we tried to use the refrigerator after "the fix", it wouldn'twork. Not on e...
Yes, your experience is very common. Most units will never develop dangerous stress patterns, but a higher ratio than what we consider normal will. I don't know the exact numbers, but lets say that prior to the recall, maybe .1% of refers failed in t...
