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KJRitchie · 10-23-2016, 09:57 AM

What do you mean the RV service re-pin the circuit board? Did they reconnect wires or something more drastic. Like the video shows download the service manual for your model and see if the circuit board connections are as they should be.

Kelvin

m.hony · 10-23-2016, 10:12 AM

I don't know.
That's what they said.
I don't think it was necessary because it worked fine for nearly 4 years before.
The light didn't work, not due to a blown bulb, but no 12 volt output to the light from the board- so they say...

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m.hony · 10-24-2016, 05:09 PM

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Originally Posted by urnmor

How fast can spiders build nests?
As of this morning it was working on electric.

As others stated it does not take long for a spider to build a web or to get inside things. As to the light IMO it is a seperate issue. I had my door light go out a year or so however the refrigerator still worked. It is asy to replace.

If you are getting propane to the stove, the furnace and hot water heater then you know the propane is flowing. I was told my Colonial Service Dept that when I have a problem with the refrig not working on propane and I know the propane is flowing to shut down the refrig for at least ten seconds and turn it back on LP. Some times it might take more then once but it has worked for me in the past. Not sure why however I believe it has something to do with an airlock. Others might chime in as to why this works.

I tried turning it off for more than 10 seconds.
That seems to have worked.
LP is no longer flashing on the display and the temperature has gone from 32 degrees to 30 degrees in a very short period of time.
The simple things...

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m.hony · 10-24-2016, 05:23 PM

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Originally Posted by m.hony

I tried turning it off for more than 10 seconds.
That seems to have worked.
LP is no longer flashing on the display and the temperature has gone from 32 degrees to 30 degrees in a very short period of time.
The simple things...

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Another 5-10 minutes and LP is flashing on the display again.
So much for wishful thinking.

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urnmor · 10-25-2016, 06:32 AM

I am assumming that you have your refridge on electric as you said it was at 32 before the LP came on. I am curious as to why you keep it that cold as I normally keep ours between 37 and 39.

Anyway we know the refridge can get gas as it went from 32 to 30 before shutting off again. This has happen to me a few times. The fridge will run on LP and then the LP light will blink again. I normally go through the same process even if it takes more then one to two times as it usually will then stay on. Sometimes I will also turn the burners on the stove on just to make sure gas is flowing from the tanks.

m.hony · 10-25-2016, 08:58 AM

No particular reason except that the colder is the longer it will stay cold when it quits. I'm paranoid that it will quit. I just have the setting on 5- the highest. Want ice cubes to remain frozen. Want ice cream hard.

KJRitchie · 10-25-2016, 09:02 AM

Sounds like the propane function got reset, it reached 30F and the logic board probably cycled off the LP due to temperature being achieved but then fails to light when the inside temperature starts to raise.

When the LP is first activated do you hear clicking around the burner, this would be the ignition spark you would be hearing as the logic board tries to relight.

Kelvin

m.hony · 10-25-2016, 10:51 AM

It never works on propane at any temperature.
LP flashes continually on the display.
The owner's manual only states that the propane function has been locked out.
It doesn't state why or how to remedy the situation.
The 30 degrees flashing on the display is false, too.
When I switch it back to automatic the temperature is 40 degrees!