I have decided to go ahead and replace the solenoid that is activated by the Salesmans switch, that is located by the front door. The switch was not the problem. I had previously replaced the solenoid back in 2013. The choice to replace the solenoid as opposed to simply doing the bypass was made because of the action the solenoid takes to protect other components when powering back up. If it fails again, I will most likely do the bypass, and see how that works for me. I have also had a thought to make mention for other people. I have noticed that I had some flickering at times from my interior lamps, like at the kitchen sink area. That has stopped with the replacement of the solenoid.
I again cannot thank you enough for the help and input from the forum. You are my most valuable asset in owning my Monaco. So much information and knowledge has been provided. Thank you!
I do have one other question in mind, and doubt anyone has any real answer. I have had horrible thoughts about the Norcold refrigerator having a fire, and now the IOTA has come in to my mind and will be replacing. How do the fire occurrences compare between these components?
Which one has the worst track record?
