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Old 06-15-2019, 11:18 PM   #17
edkjr
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
State: South Carolina
Posts: 76
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Originally Posted by mikeage View Post
Hi, first post here. LBrown, please tell me you solved this issue; help! We have a 2016 35SB Super C with the same fridge, same inverter, and same problem. We have 4 brand new deep-cycle 6V batteries installed, so plenty of power. Our problem actually seems worse since the fridge is running fine for a few minutes on inverter power, then the voltage drops from 12.5V to 11.9V, fridge cuts off, and inverter fan goes on. A few minutes later, fridge turns on again for a short time, then the shut down cycle repeats and repeats. Fridge works flawlessly on shore power. Dealer is stumped, so here I am on the forums with the real experts!! I'm thinking it's the 1800W modified sine wave inverter. Need more peak power to fire up the condensor motor. But please let me know if anything worked for you. Any info is appreciated.
We have the 2016 35sk, and had experienced the same problems with modified sign wave inverter. So last year I upgraded to 2000w combo inverter/charger full sign wave. So far working great for us. Also be sure to cut off your ice maker, that draws power when it goes into the heat cycle, when harvesting the ice cubes.
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