Alaskaguy

Thanks all, Good to know what my model number is for sure. Now that I know what it is supposed to be, looking back at the obliterated data tag, I can see what I thought was a 675 must be an 875. Thanks Linda! But here is the best news, I let it burn on gas for 2 hours plus, and the cold plate is now 29 degrees! Yahoo! looks like it is working just takes a long time. Thanks Derek! I now have it plugged into 120V AC, we'll see if that element is working too. Great forum, Mike

Thanks Derek Replacing the cooling unit may be a viable option. But i still need help with figuring out which model unit I have, it is a Norcold. I'll attach a pic of the data label, (much oblterated). Also is a pic of the control panel, and it is located along the bottom of the refridgerator not on top like most refer models I have seen online. https://www.flickr.com/photos/123267981@N02/

Just purchased a 1990 warrior with a bad fridge. After lots of cleaning and fiddling I finally got it fired up but no cooling. It's a small fridge, only 40 inches high. I'd like to replace it myself with a like model. Any others that have tackled this, and could provide some info on what model was used, and replacement how-to tips, I would love to get some inputs. Thanks!