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PND · 02-24-2016, 06:22 AM

My two cents! Before running out and spending lots of money do a few checks.
My first question-how old is the unit? Do you have any codes? Try disconnecting the thermistor (older units may have a thermostat). The thermistor is clipped on to the cold plates in the refer-follow the wires and disconnect. This will cause the unit to "run away"-cool with no cycling, wait 24 hrs. and check. If the frig is down to around zero, the cooling unit is working, replace the thermistor. Hope this will help you.

PND
2012 Silverado 2500HD
2012 358RLT

02-24-2016, 06:22 AM	#12
PND Member Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Yakima, Wash. Posts: 55	Frig Trouble My two cents! Before running out and spending lots of money do a few checks. My first question-how old is the unit? Do you have any codes? Try disconnecting the thermistor (older units may have a thermostat). The thermistor is clipped on to the cold plates in the refer-follow the wires and disconnect. This will cause the unit to "run away"-cool with no cycling, wait 24 hrs. and check. If the frig is down to around zero, the cooling unit is working, replace the thermistor. Hope this will help you. PND 2012 Silverado 2500HD 2012 358RLT