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Thanks for all of your replies. It seems the problem was that I had set the temp settings too high. We travel between metro St Louis and southern AL, both high humidity environments. Last summer we had an issue with maintaining cooling and increased the settings. I also added a fan to increase air flow over the coils. Unfortunately, I failed to reduce the refrigerator settings after the outside temperature cooled down, thus the icing in the refrigerator compartment. I’ve not had any icing in several days and the inside temperature is still at an acceptable level. Again, thanks very much for your replies.

Thanks for your replies. The tube is clear at the back of the refrigerator. I’m ran a long pipe cleaner down it to check for obstructions and found none. I’ll lower the temperature setting and see what happens.

I had the Norcold NA8LX installed as a replacement for the original refrigerator which failed after 13 years. The old refrigerator had a drip tray which caught the water dripping off the fins and drained out to the rear thru a tube. That design worked well with no issues. This new refrigerator doesn’t have a drip tray, instead there is a shelf molded into the back wall which is supposed to catch the drip and drain the water. There is a little divot which allows the water to collect and drain out to the tube. Unfortunately the tube seems to be placed too high so that instead of draining out it collects and ends up freezing and blocking the tube with ice. When it thaws the water drips into the refrigerator compartment and eventually onto the floor. Has anyone experienced this or a similar situation with this refrigerator? TIA.

I had a 1984 Winnebago Chieftain with the same problem. At the time I contacted Winnebago and they told me that the issue was caused by the weight of the AC unit and insufficient structural support. On their suggestion I put two pieces of 3/4” plywood between the AC and the roof, attached it with bolts and fender washers. I also used Eternabond tape to seal the boards to the roof. It worked just fine, no more leaks.

I dealt with a similar problem of intermittent brake fault for several years. It was solved by installing electric over hydraulic disc brakes a Prodigy 3 brake controller.

I’ve used RV Digest-It for 7 years with no problems. Plus, I add 10 gallons of water after each time I empty the tank.