Waeco Fridge

Fisherman replied on 21/06/2017 12:43

Posted on 21/06/2017 12:43

Just back from a trip - very hot. The fridge stopped working on 240V. It kept going and stopping for 20 seconds and then re starting. This happened continuously, but it did not cool down. The red warning light seem to flash constantly at 1 second interval. Now driving home it works when the M/H engine is working, even having frost in the freezer section. ThE RCD is  OK as is the fridge fuse. Any ideas and solutions please

Camperval replied on 24/06/2017 12:00

Posted on 24/06/2017 12:00

We had a similar problem with a waeco fridge last year, it kept going and stopping as you describe, but with an intermittent green light I think. Ours was due to the leisure battery not having enough charge, (we were not on EHU at the time).

If you go to the online manual there is a section that gives you the light codes to diagnose the problem. 

Hope this helps.

 

Snowy1 replied on 24/06/2017 12:40

Posted on 24/06/2017 12:40

The fridge Thermostat controlling the 240v side maybe at fault, within the thermostat control there is a set-back (also known as Hysteresis) this part could of failed causing it to oscillate, just a thought? could well be wrong?

Fisherman replied on 24/06/2017 13:00

Posted on 24/06/2017 13:00

Thanks, getting it seen to on Tuesday as part of Habitation check.

Fisherman replied on 28/06/2017 13:51

Posted on 28/06/2017 13:51

Sorted as part of a Habitation check. See new  post re Carbon Monoxide Monitor.

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