Wagonmaster2
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I have a 2004 Meridian 36G with a 4 dr 1201 series Norcold frig that the recently installed Recall box is making rapid ticking noise when the temperatures reach 78-82 degrees. It does this whether operating on shore power or 12 V battery only and Norcold is insinuating that for some reason the frig is receiving dirty 12 V current, or the fans at the top of the cooling coils are causing it. So far I have heard of only one other RVer with this same problem and no solution.
Does anyone know where the frig on Winnebagos are hooked into 12V current supply, or know where an electrical diagram can be found that might show the current flow. I probably won't be able to understand a schematic but at least it'll be worth a try.
The shop who installed the Recall wants me to drive back 90 miles and leave the coach with them for as long as it will take for them to do some checking on things during any time the box decides to start clicking. One day back would be bad enough but don't think I want to leave the coach unattended with them for days or weeks trying to locate this problem. Either it will just continue doing this forever or the box will eventually die, which then Norcold will have to replace it. Until then they will not do any parts replacing if things are still operating okay.
Any help or suggestions will be gratefully received.
Allen
Does anyone know where the frig on Winnebagos are hooked into 12V current supply, or know where an electrical diagram can be found that might show the current flow. I probably won't be able to understand a schematic but at least it'll be worth a try.
The shop who installed the Recall wants me to drive back 90 miles and leave the coach with them for as long as it will take for them to do some checking on things during any time the box decides to start clicking. One day back would be bad enough but don't think I want to leave the coach unattended with them for days or weeks trying to locate this problem. Either it will just continue doing this forever or the box will eventually die, which then Norcold will have to replace it. Until then they will not do any parts replacing if things are still operating okay.
Any help or suggestions will be gratefully received.
Allen