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Rock Auto is a good resource for parts... 1993 CHEVROLET P30 Parts | RockAuto

Best thing I have found that works is lighter fluid.

It's slang for remove.

I use an ozone generator for tough odors. For day to day stuff, mix a hand full of these is a spray bottle with hot water and shake until they are dissolved. Use liberally and often.

You won't be disappointed by the Waiter ECC. I installed one earlier this summer. The install was pretty simple, it works great and the phone support is excellent IMO.

Well I haven't had much time to continue to test the climate control issue and the problem came back this weekend while we were out. This rules out the climate control circuit because the fuses started popping again. I even disconnected the wires to the switch for the climate control and it...

Next update... I put the light back in and changed over to auto, to use ac when available this weekend. No blown fuses again. When I get a chance to monitor it more closely, I'll turn the climate control back on to see what happens. I think I'll ohm out the circuit before and likely after the...

Update... I removed the interior light and turned the climate control off. I went all weekend without blowing a fuse. I have a feeling it is the climate control that is causing this and I'll continue to test it next weekend. Thanks everyone.

No, I likely have more experience with electric troubleshooting than the folks they hire plus chasing issues like this could take hours that I'm not willing to pay someone else to do.

I just checked and mine only has a switch marked as Climate Control. I'm going to turn it off and see what happens. Thanks for the info.

I know for a fact it will blow the fuse when only the fridge is on. So unless there’s something else on that circuit that I don’t know about, I assume it’s the fridge. What I’m thinking about trying after the interior fridge light, if that doesn’t fix it, is to disconnect the AC plug for the...

The reason I mention the 30amp shore power is because that is when we started to notice the issue. When we were boon docking in cooler weather, we didn’t have the problem. It could just be a coincidence though but I was thinking possibly the converter might possibly cause this. Highly doubtful...

It was just a stock photo to answer your question about the fuse type.

I'll add that the lights on the circuit are normally off. We notice the fuse is blown when we try to turn one on and it doesn't work which leads me to believe it's something in the fridge. Thanks for all the input everyone.