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Thank you Mel too. What are these TWO propane valves? I mean, what is the function of the second one? Other question because I know that you and I have the same model of coach (Sahara 96): do you still have your original Norcold fridge? If yes, is it a 682? If no, what model do you have now? Patrick...

Hello My Norcold fridge (I *think* that it's the 682 model but I'm not sure) seems to be at the end of its life. No more cold, on 110 or on propane. I think that after 25 years, it's time to replace it. I have the choice between a new RV fridge (they say that the Norcold NA8LXL is a replacement) or ...

Thank you Don and Brett for your answers.
Regards
Patrick
Safari Sahara 96

Hi, I was reading on the eternal subject about turning on or off propane while driving. Here they say : Remember to turn all appliances off when traveling. Most use an electric ignition that can create a spark and trigger an explosion if there is a break in the propane line. So they say to turn off ...

Thank you Mel!
Patrick
Safara Sahara 96
CAT 3126

I'm always impressed about the quantity of knowledge here!
Thank you very much John for your answer.
By the way, I assume that I can change this broken resistance without any risk of damage, right?
Patrick
Safari Sahara '96
CAT 3126

Hi again, I wanted to clean the contacts in my fuse panel and I noticed one thing. On each "box" (there are three), we can see a condenser coupled with a resistance. I was wondering the function of this couple. I ask the question because one of the resistances seems broke and I am wonderin...

Thank you for your confirmation Len (and Brenda).
I'm gonna make the order.
Have a good day,
Patrick
Safari Sahara '96
CAT 3126

Hi all, My overflow tank has to replaced and I've read somewhere ( https://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/23511642/page/2.cfm ) the following: The pictures from Galvanizd are not of the F6HZ-8A080-B overflow tank. The F6HZ-8A080-B tank is 30" x 6" x 3" (Long and Skin...

Ok I unscrewed the 6 screws of the driver's left panel in order to get access to the ECU. Everything seems well connected (actually I could not disconnect anything). Now I'm trying to find those 12 VDC positive terminals to test them. Are they located in the VIM?