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My Norco stopped cooling. I removed it & plan on installing a Frigidaire 13.9 cu ft house refrigerator. The Norco was plugged into a electrical plug that has 2 romex wires going to it. Why is there 2 romax wires going to this plug? From searching on this site looks like the plug is for the icemaker. Can I plug the house refrigerator into this plug?

My Norco stopped working & I'm replacing it with a house fridge. My Norco doors a & seals are in real good condition. The control panel was working when it stopped cooling.Thought I would list it if anyone needs any parts.

I want it. Don't know when I could come get it so if you could ship it that would be great. Or if I can find someone traveling the route between you & I that could work too. I'm not in any rush. Do you have a Fastenal store close by. I have used them to ship large heavy items & it's a fairly easy process dealing with them. Thanks, Robbie

Wow!!! Good info!! But if I'm not pulling a trailer I still want one. I think they look good. Don't know where mine went. Coach is 22 years old & I'm the 3rd owner & it was gone when I got it. We started camping in tents years ago. Then i got a camper shell & air mattress for my truck. I never ever thought I would ever own a motorhome. We are enjoying it big time. Going to be nice when I go racing & don't have to drive home at 3 or 4 in the morning. Oh well just was wondering if someone had a Monaco mudflap they didn't want or need before I spend the $$ for a new one.

Looking for the rear mudflap that goes all the way across the rear.

I worked in utilities for several years & know the meaning of water hammer. I have repaired many city water mains & know the importance of opening & closing water valves slowly. Now that we are back home & had a extremely good time camping at the lake, I'm trying to figure out why I did this. lol I bet it doesn't happen again.

I'm going to put a hose clamp on it when we get home after this weekend.

I learned a lesson the hard way today again. I bought a new water hose for our Diplomat. So here I am setting up for a weekend at the lake. Hooked up everything. Went to the toilet to flush it a few times to put water & deodorizer in the holding tank & there was air in the water system. The air blew the flush hose off the nipple it attaches to the toilet. Surprised it doesn't have a hose clamp to keep it on there. No damage done. I quickly grabbed a couple towels & mopped the water up. Then I looked behind the toilet & found out what happened & pushed the hose back on the nipple. Thought I would share this to hopefully keep someone else from doing this. I will now bleed the air out when I hook up to a water source.