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Old 06-23-2019, 01:13 PM   #1
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No 12 volt power at refrigerator

I have a 2008 Monaco Cayman motorhome. I can't find where the fuse is for my Norcold 1210 refrigerator. The wires from the motorhome has no power. I looked everywhere l could think of but no luck so far. If anyone would has had this problem before and can help steer me in the right direction that would be great.
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Had that problem in my 08 Diplomat no power to the fridge started to follow the power wire with my 12 volt test light found a factory splice under the credenza that had been arcing sense new a simple but connector fixed the problem
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Had that problem in my 08 Diplomat no power to the fridge started to follow the power wire with my 12 volt test light found a factory splice under the credenza that had been arcing sense new a simple but connector fixed the problem
I'm pretty sure it's a blown fuse. I was working on the fridge when I lost power. The wire goes into the wall and I can't trace it back to the fuse. I've looked everywhere I can think of with no luck so far.
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Old 06-23-2019, 03:14 PM   #4
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My coach is older than yours but mine is in closet with 12V fuse panel.
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03 Holiday Rambler it is in the 12v panel in bedroom.
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Old 06-23-2019, 03:39 PM   #6
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dper0413-

There is a Monaco fuse, and then there are fuses on the refrigerator circuit board, located on the back of the refrigerator.

According to your owner's manual (link here, page 167), the Monaco fuse should be on the Front Distribution Panel (FDP). The fuse number is 67 and the connector it is near is C412. That connector is in the lower-left of the FDP, directly above the house battery disconnect solenoid (controlled by the "salesman switch" at the coach door). The FDP itself is inside the left-front exterior storage bay.

If you have 12V at the refrigerator circuit board, but not to the refrigerator controls, then the problem is on the circuit board. There are one or two fuses there.
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My 2012 has a 15 amp fuse marked REFER in the rear run bay.
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03 Holiday Rambler it is in the 12v panel in bedroom.
I thought for sure it was in the bedroom panel but looked at the front main panel today. Bottom left is labeled Dual Refer circuit breaker. My main panel cover has everything labeled inside cover.
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