furion refridgerator problem
- Thread starter wml
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What is your battery voltage? Did you check the inline fuse? Can you get to the back of the frig to test incoming wire for voltage?
BryanValRox
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I am not familiar with the Furion product, but it sure sounds like a power or ground issue. Have you checked your fuse panel for blown fuses?
Is there a fuse or fuses behind the lower front panel of the refrigerator? Have you searched the internet for information on your specific model or reviewed any printed material that you might have.
Sorry , I can’t be more help, you will need to start tracing and testing power and ground circuits to identify if it is a supply issue or a appliance issue.
Socal-Paul
Well-known member
It is my understanding that that the fuse is at the back of the refer, to get at it the screws at the front of the refer will need to be removed. I can't remember if the screws are visible by opening the doors or if the cover above the doors has to be removed, I had to get at them go replace screws because our refer was sliding out. It will slide out with the screws removed. There are YouTube videos that will show you in more detail how to do the repair including extending the fuse holder to the front, I googled Furion 12 volt refrigerator fuse removal. I would slide the refer out on to a couple of stools so you don't have to lift it. Make sure you check other fuses before pulling the refer, besides the fuse panel I seem to remember someone posting here about finding a fuse for the refer in a storage area so you might try the search feature here.
Socal-Paul
Well-known member
I should have also mentioned when you replace the fuse you might want to use a fuse that will reset on its own.
Will add to this thread. 29RL ordered Feb and purchased May 8th. Build date late Mar. Had our LED light quit working today and pretty much all the sites I looked at said LED's don't go out often. Fridge was still working so started looking for other issues. Our fridge does have 10 Guage wire to it and the "blade fuse" was run to the front of fridge so they did listen to us from previous posts. Bottom line is the led light it not functional. We pulled it and run tests and the connector is loose. Soldered it again and it works but dim. Anyway, glad to see the fuse and wire corrected! New led lights are $125 and mostly "not available" so will contact Alliance and try to use our warranty.