Had the recall upgrade done in March before a week-long trip. Returned and parked on pad, connected to shore power as usual. Had no reason to check the refrigerator until late May and found it off. Inspection revealed: 1) No 12VDC 2) Thermal Disk installed during upgrade tripped. Reset it. 3) 12VDC came on, lights on refrigerator, audible click from control board. 4) The flue began to warm up. After a few minutes it was quite hot, and the thermal disk tripped again. 12VDC gone. 5) Removed connectors from thermal disk and jumped together for about 10 hours. Flue got hot (normal hot, I don't know...what's "normal"??). Never any cooling in fridge. 6) Pushed *Auto* button off to make unit change to LP. (audible click from solenoid, I presume). After a short time *CHECK* light came on to indicate lack of ignition. Multiple tries had same result. LP odor around burner area - plenty of gas in tank - other appliances work. 7) No odor of ammonia, no "yellow gunk" around. 8) Back to A/C. Audible click from control board when powered. Thermal disk still trips after a short time. No cooling under any conditions. Anyone have any ideas?

Asked by aboonah on 08/26/2008 2  Answers

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0 Had service center complete recall. Found not operation on AC. Had tecnician replace the heating element. Now the thermal disk trips open when the burner tube housing gets hot. All other parts of the cooling system seem fine. Refer works fine on LP and switches over from AC to gas when in Auto Mode and AC service is disconnected.
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