Fridge quit cooling in the deep cold

[erniecarpet@...]

That ammonia smell means that you will be in the market for a new fridge. Sorry, the old one is toast. Ernie-83PT40 in Texas





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From: Ryan Wright

To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Tue, 23 Dec 2008 4:40 pm

Subject: Re: [WanderlodgeForum] Re: Fridge quit cooling in the deep cold

Thanks for the continued replies, folks.



1. Haven't checked the gas regulator... but my LP furnaces are all

operating simultaneously and producing plenty of hot air, so I'm

assuming nothing is wrong there.



2. I'm parked at home and the coach is level.



3. The exhaust fans up top are turned off.



4. Lastly... I now have a mild, but easily discernible, ammonia smell

in the fridge. ... That can''t be good?



-Ryan



On Sun, Dec 21, 2008 at 7:06 AM, sfedeli3 <"sfedeli3%40comcast.net"> wrote:

> Ryan (and others)- Have you checked the performance of the gas

> regulator? I was attempting to fire up my smoker yesterday and could

> not get the flame to come up very high- turns out that the regulator

> was not working "as well" in colder temps and was freezing up.

> Replaced it with a new regulator and everything was fine. If your

> coach has the original gas regulator(s) in the refer compartment and

> on the tank- that "could" be your problem.

>

> Shane Fedeli

> 85PT40

> Hershey, PA

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