No display on my norcold 1200 refrigerator. I checked fuses.

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I am sorry to hear that you are having a problem trying to determine why your Norcold N1200 model fridge is not working properly. I should be able to assist you with this and get it sorted out quickly once I get a bit more information from you.

Do I understand that the red light is "On" the hi-limit recall module on the rear of the fridge?

Then, try jumping the incoming 12-volt power lead and the outgoing 12-volt power lead to the control board and see if the fridge will come on and cool.  It sounds like that module may be defective OR have a bad ground to it and not working.  See the attached link below for the Norcold Service Manual that is for this model.  Lots of great information in there.

Randall

http://bryantrv.com/docs2/docs/ncold1200.pdf

See this helpful information from ARP on how to reset the module IF it is not bad and has a good ground.  You want to jump the red IN and the blue OUT 12-volt leads to test the fridge and be sure it is fine.

https://www.arprv.com/troubleshoot-norcold-recall.php

Do the testing as per those listed in the Service Manual.  It shows you exactly how to do those.

Page 9 of that manual.  If the board is defective, then I would use an aftermarket board from Dinosaur Electronics in Oregon as those have a 3-year warranty.

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