They fixed it while I waited. They did not, however, recommend drilling
any holes or adding insulation. I asked if it could use more
insullation and was told it was already well insulated and didn't need
any more.
The older guy complained about the design of the Norcold and questioned
the motivation of Winnebago for using this unit.
go figure - good luck,.
--- "James A. Marks" <jamarks@...> wrote:
Larry -
Funny...that's one of the problems I had with mine
that Lodgemobile fixed.
I wonder how many Norcold units out there have loose
thermocouplers.
Ever since they fixed mine - it's been perfect - it
lights right up and runs
cold at all elevations.
Labor Day weekend I was on four day camping trip up
at Seqouia and the
Shaver Lake area...
Camped at 7-8,000 feet with no Norcold problems!
Did you get yours back yet?
-James Marks
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From: Larry Schellhase <schellhase@...>
To: ev_update@...
Subject: [ev_update] Norcold fixed - I hope
Date: Tue, Sep 14, 1999, 9:43 PM
I took my 99 EVC to Lodgemobile in Burbank, CA
today to have them fix
the Norcold which would not light on propane. The
problem was a loose
thermocouple which they tightened. That seems to
have fixed my
problem.
Thanks for all of the suggestions and support I
received from this list.
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