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Old 01-16-2012, 12:53 PM   #1
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can't find my book so here goes.
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going to quartszite this weekend so turned it on last weekend. it's empty cept for a few items in freezer. got the temp set on 1. it's 24* in box!
temp sensor is on 4th fin from right about half way up. if i move sensor to left will that warm it up? any other ideas?
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PS: seems like it's been goofy since i had the last recall done but not sure.

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Old 01-16-2012, 01:15 PM   #2
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Kinda cold. For some on-line manuals look here: 1200 Series

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Old 01-16-2012, 01:43 PM   #3
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Strange...........a Norcold with a too cold problem. Are you listening Norcold?
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You may need to put some items in it to let it regulate temp. Here in Texas it is 83f outside motorhome, fridge is on 7, inside box is 35f. This is a 1200 Norcold.
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Old 01-16-2012, 04:22 PM   #5
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can't find my book so here goes.
1210im
going to quartszite this weekend so turned it on last weekend. it's empty cept for a few items in freezer. got the temp set on 1. it's 24* in box!
temp sensor is on 4th fin from right about half way up. if i move sensor to left will that warm it up? any other ideas?
thanks, dave



PS: seems like it's been goofy since i had the last recall done but not sure.
cannon man,
I just walked outside to my coach and looked inside my refrigerator (Norcold 1201) and the thermistor clip is on the second fin from the right, about 1/3 down from the top. I am running on a setting of #5 and the inside temperature is 32 degrees. I think you need to move the clip over and then try it.

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Old 01-16-2012, 06:22 PM   #6
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thanks, i'll move the clip n check it in the mornin.
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Old 01-16-2012, 06:50 PM   #7
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I used to move my sensor around trying to get my dometic to cool better, I guess it may have helped some.
I have found that a fridge basically empty will cool way too much. Like someone else posted, put a few goodies in there and check it.
My 1200 LRIM is around 18 empty and below 0 in the freezer but warms to right around the freezing mark in the fridge loaded.
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About two six packs should help the fridge reach proper set point. I would recommend a good domestic and a micro brew. Seriously, throw some aluminum cans in there and then check temp.
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thanks, will do.
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update. went to quartszite with frige full of food. temp set on 1. still cooling around 30*. on propane the whole time. seemed to run all the time. used to go on n off. never heard it not running. just ordered new thermister. hope that does the trick.
will let you know.
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As I was told, the Norcold sensor should be on the 2nd fin from the rightmost and the Dometic on the rightmost fin for the 1200 series. Movements of the sensor need only be about 1 inch at a time. Up cooler, down warmer.
This was told to me by RV Rrefrigeration in Tuscon, rebuilders of cooling units, while they were completely reinstalling one of their units that was installed by "RV Lifestyles" in Quartzsite. They said it was one of the worst install job's they had seen.
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my fingers are sore from muvin it around. no change.
thanks for input
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my fingers are sore from muvin it around. no change.
thanks for input
If your referring to moving the sensor, ya gotta give it some time between movement, I would guess a day if your in and out of the frige as on normal useage. I would think?
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i always give it at least a day. thanks

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