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Hi, I'm Robert. Welcome to JustAnswer. I'm reviewing your question now and will post back with your reply momentarily.
Normally you see this issue when a cooling unit is blocked or ruptures, if it ruptured you would smell ammonia or see that yellowish powder on the back of the fridge.
For a blockage you would not get any symptoms at all the box will not cool and when that happens it heats up and causes the thermo fuse to trip.
Make sure the flue is clear and clean if your unit sits in a slide out it should have some fans and you should hear them cycling on and off, if they were not coming on it would be an issue. Fans are an option but when in a slide out they should be installed.
IF the cooling unit is blocked you may want to remove the fridge, flip it end over end and let it stand upright level for about 12 hours, sometimes they will get the ammonia solution going again.
The key here is the fridge runs for 30 mins and then shuts down, possible the thermo-fuse is getting weak and might want to try that before removing the fridge.
We do not sell parts on this site, I would call a local RV shop with the model and serial number to see if they have any on hand.
Robert
Sounds good, if you need more help on this please let me know, I am around daily and respond when I can.
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Robert
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