Fridge quit cooling in the deep cold

[sfedeli3]

Ryan- sounds like she's dead. If you smell ammonia, that's usually the
last gasp of a dead fridge. Good luck- the RV market needs a little
"stimulus" spending right now. I'm sure that Camping World will be
glad to see you. If you never dry-camp, give Ernie's idea some serious
thought.

-Shane
--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Ryan Wright"
wrote:
>
> 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@...> 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
>