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Originally Posted by AstroBruce
Another learning experience was the Norcold 300.3 refrigerator... I turned the fridge to DC power, and closed up the TM... Upon arriving at the campground, we found everything in the fridge frozen solid. After some poking around, I found there is no temperature control when running on DC. I verified this from the wiring schematic.
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Hmmm. Bruce appears to be right about this. What a chintzy thing for Norcold to do!
Yworrydog, do you have a Norcold refrig, or the Dometic unit that TM used to install? I don't recall that the Dometic in my previous ('02) TM had this problem. I haven't tried the Norcold in my '06 this way, but with no thermostat, I would expect to experience what Bruce experienced.
By the way,
BEWARE! WARNING! On the Norcold, the freezer door's spring-loaded hinges are REALLY wimpy. They break VERY easily if you try to open the door below level (or put a heavy hunk of frozen food on it), and are kind of expensive to replace. I really liked the Dometic refrig much better in many ways.
Bill