Atwood Helium Fridge

[TedS]

Here is an article from Lerch RV about the helium refrigerator. Helium instead of hydrogen to eliminate fire hazard in the event of a leak. The article mentions a lockout after improper operating conditions and needs dealer attention. The level detection is an attractive feature.
https://rvingiseasyatlerchrv.com/201...nia-rv-owners/

[Scott'n'Wendy]

Whether hydrogen or helium makes no difference, the ammonia is the important part. If it has crystallized, they need a new fridge

[904]

Wanted to give the latest update. Once we removed the fridge and looked it over, the blow out plug had been blown, not sure when, but there was only a little yellow inside the small tube about the middle of the back. We upgraded to a residential and was able to fit a 10 cubic foot one in the same space with very little gap. I had to relocate the outlet as it obstructed the fridge moving back far enough, but the trim pieces actually fit back in place and I put some pieces of insulation on top and under in the front only to contain the "breeze" that was coming through. So far so good and am pleased I didn't have to spend a ton. Thanks to whomever had input on this topic and the many others on this forum, its helpful to many more than you realize

[904]

Additionally, if anyone needs parts we have them. The electric and gas both work great and the circuit board looks brand new. No issues with doors either.