electric Fridge in my rv. The model number is 8662. I had th rv parked in my driveway and didn't realize the fridge was on. My driveway is no where near level and the fridge stopped working. The freezer still works but not the fridge. Could this be the amonnia has crystlized and if so how can I fix it?
You shouldn't have to lay it on its side, or "burping it", I had the same issue and realized that it is a gravity operated cooling system. I had no idea what any of this meant and tried to call Norcold to get some help...they were useless! I called the Norcold Guy (http://thenorcoldguy.com/norcold-technical-blog/) and they had a few helpful people that broke it down for me. Would probably call them again if something else breaks. Norcold RV Refrigerators and Parts for Sale
I ran into the same issue today on my 8663 (same one but 3-way I believe). The Norcold users manual says to pull the fridge and lay it on it's left side for at least an hour to let the water and Ammonia remix. I gave it a shot and cleaned the half-clogged cooling fins while it was out. I'll pop it in tomorrow. If letting it sit for 24 hrs didn't fix it as was previously suggested you might try this. Took about 30 minutes to remove, simple to disconnect, but takes 2 people due to weight and size.
I ran into the same issue today on my 8663 (3-way version of 8662 I believe). The Norcold users manual says to pull the fridge and lay it on it's left side for at least an hour to let the water and Ammonia remix. I gave it a shot and cleaned the half-clogged cooling fins while it was out. I'll pop it in tomorrow. If letting it sit for 24 hrs didn't fix it as was previously suggested you might try this as second step. Took about 30 minutes to remove, very simple to disconnect, but takes 2 people due to weight and size.
I ran into the same issue today on my 8663 (3-way version of 8662 I believe). The Norcold users manual says to pull the fridge and lay it on it's left side for at least an hour to let the water and Ammonia remix. I gave it a shot and cleaned the half-clogged cooling fins while it was out. I'll pop it in tomorrow. If letting it sit for 24 hrs didn't fix it as was previously suggested you might try this as second step. Took about 30 minutes to remove, very simple to disconnect, but takes 2 people due to weight and size.
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You shouldn't have to lay it on its side, or "burping it", I had the same issue and realized that it is a gravity operated cooling system. I had no idea what any of this meant and tried to call Norcold to get some help...they were useless! I called the Norcold Guy (http://thenorcoldguy.com/norcold-technical-blog/) and they had a few helpful people that broke it down for me. Would probably call them again if something else breaks. Norcold RV Refrigerators and Parts for Sale
I ran into the same issue today on my 8663 (same one but 3-way I believe). The Norcold users manual says to pull the fridge and lay it on it's left side for at least an hour to let the water and Ammonia remix. I gave it a shot and cleaned the half-clogged cooling fins while it was out. I'll pop it in tomorrow. If letting it sit for 24 hrs didn't fix it as was previously suggested you might try this. Took about 30 minutes to remove, simple to disconnect, but takes 2 people due to weight and size.
I ran into the same issue today on my 8663 (3-way version of 8662 I believe). The Norcold users manual says to pull the fridge and lay it on it's left side for at least an hour to let the water and Ammonia remix. I gave it a shot and cleaned the half-clogged cooling fins while it was out. I'll pop it in tomorrow. If letting it sit for 24 hrs didn't fix it as was previously suggested you might try this as second step. Took about 30 minutes to remove, very simple to disconnect, but takes 2 people due to weight and size.
Shut it down, level it up and wait 24 hrs before turning it back on.