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My Dometic won't work with shorepower and I have no idea why. I've checked cb's and everything I know about. My question is should I try to use it on propane? It's only a few years old and worked well when I bought this Barth in May and a couple of times since then, but now when we have people staying in it, it quits. Any input?

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Dan & Suzy Z
'81 Euro 28
 
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Dumb questions first.. Shore power switch on?

Do you have a light on the frig and does it switch to AC?..Is the light on?

Fuse?



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Posts: 1658 | Location: Eden Prairie, MN 55346 USA | Member Since: 01-01-2001Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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This doesn't solve your problem, but fridges usually work better on propane, anyway.
 
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Had the same problem - one day it would only work on propane .. Problem traced to a defective circuit board. Replaced with a dinosaur brand board - problem fixed. Not a cheap fix - but an easy one to do. Used my multimeter and determined I had 110v to the board and zero out. Be careful - 110v will bite.

here's a reference source
http://www.rvmobile.com/Parts/dinosaur.htm

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Russell and Donna
1988 33' Barth Regal
Gibson Exhaust, Bilsteins, ipd sway bar

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