Dometic refrigerator problem

Originally posted by LeonMBarnes Hi Jim, We have a seasonal home in New Brunswick Canada, escaped the winter in January and drove south, currently in Southeast Texas, probably heading for California in March, back to the east coast in April. Spring-Summer-Fall very nice there. How about you?

Beeping could have been caused by low battery power. Or, the door might not have been shut. Or, condensation may have run down the wire going to the module near the door. I put a drip-loop in that wire to keep  that from happening. If you were at a spot with shore power then the converter would have been charging the battery. If that is the case, once the battery was sufficiently charged, the beeping would have stopped. If the cause was the door switch, then it dried out. In any case, it is good that the beeping stopped.

Have had that model (on my 2nd one) for 14+ years in a 177.  That is one issue never encountered . . . yet.  First I would check the door contact switch - pull leads and re-attach.  If it weren't the dead of winter and not having to wade through nearly waist high snow to get to my unit out back I would try it myself and see if any voltage is running through those leads (with door switch "open" and then with it "closed."  Run a jumper connecting the leads to see if it corrects itself.   Next  I would disconnect both leads from the light and then put a jumper on those leads.  Wouldn't be the worst thing in the world if light didn't work, better than forking over $200 for the module.  How old is your fridge?  My first one died at 10 years.