Norcold Refrigerator Error Code A1
LP Gas ignition failure on initial refrigerator start-up; burner ignition failure occurs whenever the refrigerator is started after each shut-down…
What the A1 error code actually means
The A1 code means your Norcold refrigerator tried to light its propane burner when it started up but was unable to get the flame going. This happens every time the refrigerator restarts after being off, so the problem will keep appearing until the cause is fixed. The most likely starting point is checking whether your propane tank was recently filled and whether there is air in the gas line.
The full A1 procedure
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Most common causes of A1
- 1Air in the LP gas line
- 2Empty or low LP gas tank
- 3Dirty or clogged burner orifice
- 4Failed or weak igniter electrode
- 5Contaminated or failed flame sensor
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