mloganusda
Senior Member
There is a fuse for the 110v line located behind the lower grill, on the outside of the R. Check this fuse. Also there is a fix for the Frig not staying on with propane. Send me an email and I will attach the file on how to fix this problem. m.logan33@yahoo.com
Yes, Mike is correct.
I had trouble getting my HD (1999 Rialta) to stay lit on propane. In the course of replacing everything related to the propane components I saw that one of the two fuse holders was not correctly closed. It wasn't closed because the little bakelite nibs that hold it together had broken. I raced to Rado Shack, only to find they no longer carry these!!! Go figure! Of all places; Home Depot had the exact original type! In my case it was the 12v fuse holder but the 110v holder is the same. I know my 12v system worked before but on the last trips a few years ago it didn't seem to. I would have never known because it is so carefully Tystrapped in place. Mike's fix it for the propane is how I was able to fix mine!!!
I had trouble getting my HD (1999 Rialta) to stay lit on propane. In the course of replacing everything related to the propane components I saw that one of the two fuse holders was not correctly closed. It wasn't closed because the little bakelite nibs that hold it together had broken. I raced to Rado Shack, only to find they no longer carry these!!! Go figure! Of all places; Home Depot had the exact original type! In my case it was the 12v fuse holder but the 110v holder is the same. I know my 12v system worked before but on the last trips a few years ago it didn't seem to. I would have never known because it is so carefully Tystrapped in place. Mike's fix it for the propane is how I was able to fix mine!!!
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