Norcold Fuses

Tabaz

Does anyone have the model numbers for the three Norcold fuses AND the cheapest place to get them?

manny

hey, outbackaz   don,t know a place to get them...   (1) 3amp type 3ag---ac circuit... norcold part # 61654622.....   (1) 20 amp type 3ag--- dc circuit  norcold part # 61440522....  (1)  1 amp type 3ag-- gas circuit  norcold part # 618079....    I hope this helps,     Manny...2015 L-max   

Tabaz

Yes it does - thanks so much Manny!

Nomad

Let us know where you find them Frank - TIA

ChrisK

They almost look ike standard glass tube fuses. I wonder if we really need the specific Norcold ones.

jkjenn

PXLated said:

Let us know where you find them Frank - TIA

Amazon

Nomad

Yes, I know - Am being lazy and hoping someone would post the page links so all I'd have to do is put them in the cart :-)

manny

outbackaz...  just came back from Camping World..  I have one 3 mins from my house...   They had assortenment of those glass fuses..    I have not physical looked at the fuses for the fridge..   but they should work... 

jkjenn

PXLated said:

Yes, I know - Am being lazy and hoping someone would post the page links so all I'd have to do is put them in the cart :-)

I was asked not to post Amazon links.

Photomom

Because you're an affiliate?

jkjenn

Photomom said:

Because you're an affiliate?

It's a rabbit hole I am not going down. Those are LG'S wishes and I am happy to abide by them.

Tabaz

Jenn - are you saying the Norcold fuses are available at that A to Z place?

jkjenn

OutbackAZ said:

Jenn - are you saying the Norcold fuses are available at that A to Z place?

Yes

Nomad

Ya, if you're an affiliate, technically you're selling and advertising.

Tabaz

Removing the cooktop is VERY easy.  Turn off propane at the bottle, remove the Fridge blade fuse from the fuse box on the passenger pedestal, snap off the four plastic bumpers under the glass cover, remove the four screws holding the cooktop to the counter, use a plastic putty knife to break the caulking bead, then lift the cooktop out and over to the sink.  Some photos below.  Hopefully Photomom can provide a source for spares with the description below.

Pull the Fridge blade fuse (#4 position - see label on cover):


Use a plastic putty knife to break the caulking bead:


Simply lift the cooktop out and place over the sink:


Red arrow points to fuse location.  Yellow is the thermocoupling (FYI only):


Arrow shows plastic cover over the 3 fuses:


Fuses with plastic covers removed (1amp fuse already pulled)


They look pretty standard to me (32 cm long):


Close up next to a ruler:

ChanW

Great info graphic, OutbackAZ.

Photomom

Excellent. I am about to leave for a 2 week T@Bventure and will do some research when I return.  

Photomom

Oh, we're they all that gold color? 

Nomad

They look silver in the other pics.

Tabaz

Photo is deceiving - the metal ends are SILVER.

ScottG

Loosely related question...

@OutbackAZ, did you install the wooden corner blocks into which the stovetop corners screw? Mine (2015-S) had these miserable fussy little clamp-thingies that are supposed to rotate into place and grab the underside of the counter as you tighten the screws. Some did, some didn't, making the whole removal and reinstallation more aggravating than it needed to be. I think I might upgrade to what you have; maybe even install some threaded inserts to catch the screws...

Photomom

Interesting. The online photos at the RV place all look gold. To justify the price?

Tabaz

Just noticed I pulled the wrong blade fuse.  The #4 position relates to the circuit breaker.  The fridge is the blade fuse in the #2 position (15 amp). DOH!

Tabaz

Hmm.  Why is there a 15 amp blade fuse in the box and a 20 amp on the fridge?

Ratkity

Nice picts! Thanks!!

Tabaz

OK, just ordered all three fuses from Amazon for $27 including shipping (2 are 5 count packages and one is a 3 count).

BTW, please ignore the dirty cooktop in the photo above.  Did not have time to clean it after the last campout!

Tabaz

Scott - the wood corner blocks are factory installed.

irvingj

Interesting, Outback-- great pics, BTW. Our '04 Dutchmen T@B has a different stove, but the one in your pics is exactly the same as the one in our 2015 Roadtrek SS Agile. (I actually prefer the older one in our T@B.)

lapowers57

Just to be clear these fuses are 3.2 cm long and .6 cm in diameter or 32mm x 6mm.  The heading on the diagram states 32cm x 6cm and that is one big fuse.

Tabaz

Lapowers57 - You are correct.  I simply counted the hash marks on the ruler.  Here is a photo from Amazon from one of fuse packs I purchased: