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Brand: Hihitomorrow
| Material |
Alloy Steel, Plastic |
| Brand |
Hihitomorrow |
| Item dimensions L x W x H |
3.23 x 2.2 x 1.12 inches |
| Inlet Connection Size |
0.25 Inches |
| Inlet Connection Type |
Flare |
| Outlet Connection Type |
Flare |
| Number of Ports |
2 |
| Outlet Connection Size |
0.25 Inches |
| Valve Type |
Solenoid Valve |
| Manufacturer |
Hihitomorrow |
| Model |
Refrigerator Gas Solenoid Valve Replacement |
| Item Weight |
5.8 ounces |
| Product Dimensions |
3.23 x 2.2 x 1.12 inches |
| Item model number |
HI-633726 |
| Manufacturer Part Number |
HI-633726 |
Fit for Norcold 1200, 1210, 2117, N1095, N41X, N51X, N61X, N62X, N64X, N81X, N82X, N84X Series RV Refrigerators, Replace 621329, 628741
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Listing compatibility notes
- About this item APPLICATION: The 633726 gas solenoid valve replacement part is compatible with N6, and N8 model refrigerators with serial number 9185699 & above, for any 1200 model with a serial number above 9186770, and all 1210 models.
- Fit for Norcold RV refrigerator models Including N410, N412, N510, N512, N610, N611, N621, N622, N623, N624, N640, N641, NX611, NX641, NXA641, N810, N811, N821, N822, N823, N824, N841, N842, N843, NX811, NX841, NXA841, 1200, 1210, 2117, N1095.
- FUNCTION: The 633726 gas valve replacement part can replace the old and damaged refrigerator gas solenoid valve, it effectively controls fluid movement, and keep your RV refrigerator or freezer running smoothly and worry-free, perfectly fit for Norcold RV refrigerators.
- 12 inches Item model number HI-633726 Manufacturer Part Number HI-633726 Fit for Norcold 1200, 1210, 2117, N1095, N41X, N51X, N61X, N62X, N64X, N81X, N82X, N84X Series RV Refrigerators, Replace 621329, 628741
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Repair scenario
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Installation notes
- Use the listing instructions when present and follow the vehicle service procedure.
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Companion parts
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Customer feedback
Ratings and written reviews
4.4 / 5
67 source ratings
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Seth –
I ordered this as a spare in March 24 — installed it now in June — had to replace it to get my fridge to work again.Would like to return it!
Jeff –
Fits perfectly my 1200 serie Norcold fridge in my motorhome, at one third the price of the original one
Susan Langford –
I was concerned when I read a previous review where theirs didn’t work. Worked perfect for me. I installed and fired up first try. 2020 Solitude Norcold refrigerator wouldn’t run on propane. Definitely recommend and other than the two screws on the bottom that has nothing to do with the vendor, easy install.
Perreault Daniel –
Bon produits
Jacques V. –
Bien emballé pour le transport,arrivée à la date prévu
Jeremy Sequin –
Didn’t solved my issue but that was my fault for diagnosis that was the problem this part was a perfect fit
frank milligan –
Make sure you check the size you need.This one is to short for what I need
Reece R Lowry –
Works like it should and it beats paying 225.00 for oem and works as good.
Helena Luce –
Works great,just a little shorter than original. You can tweek the gas lines a little to attach.the little thumb screw on the side has a line on it, this is a shutoff valve when line is straight up gas is off.when line is horizontal gas is on to the burner. Plugged the two wires back on,turn gas back on at tank ,check for leaks where you connected gas lines to valve with soapy water. Turn fridge to lp,should fire up within a few seconds,listen outside at burner.
Joe Bennett –
My wife and I are traveling this great country in our 1994 motorhome. The refrigerator is a three power source model (110 V, 12v and propane). While going over the RV before we hit the road. I found the the refrigerator would not run on propane. The issue (I assumed) was the solenoid controlled valve would not allow the gas to flow. Being a 30 year old motorhome I ASSUMED the gas valve had seen it’s better days and no longer worked. So, I ordered this replacement valve. After installing the new valve and connecting the wires this valve also would not allow gas to flow. After a few moments of looking at the gas valve dumbfounded and mentally willing it to work. I decided to put 12volts to the solenoid. As soon as the 12 volts hit the solenoid BAM gas started to flow! I tired to light the gas inside the gas chamber. But, I had no love there. So, after a few moments of mumbleing about the quality of parts these days. I removed the two sheet metal screws holding the gas chamber together and found the the gas chamber was packed full of dirt dobber ( or mud wasp depending on what part of the country your from) nest. So, after knocking off all the dirt dobber nest and cleaning out the gas chamber. I connected the 12v back to the gas valve soldoid and BAM the gas flowed into the gas chamber. I stuck one of those long nose lighters into the gas chamber and BAM the gas lighted. I had to light the gas because the automatic ignitor was also not working. After ensuring that the propane was actually cooling the refrigerator I turned it off. I found that the 30 year old circuit board (to replace it would cost a third of a new refrigerator) that the section that controlled the propane no longer worked. To fix the issue I ran a 12v power source into the refrigerator compartment, built-in a little box to hold a toggle switch and a inline fuse. Connected a power wire from the toggle switch to the solenoid and ran a wire from the solenoid to ground. Now when we want to run the refrigerator on propane. I have to go outside and open the back of refrigerator. Then flip the toggle switch to power the solenoid and get the gas flowing. Then manually light the gas in the gas chamber. Being on a fixed income I just can’t see paying the price to replace the control bord or the refrigerator. Just to be able to press a button on the inside of the motorhome to have the refrigerator to run on propane. When I can accomplish the same thing by doing it manually. I know that someone out there will be scratching their head wondering how to stop the gas flow. All you do is open the back of the refrigerator and flip the toggle switch off. This will stop the flow of the 12v power to the gas valve. The valve works perfectly. I’m not mad about spending the money replacing the gas valve with a newer model. After testing the 30 year old gas valve I did find out that it also worked perfectly. So, now we have a spare Incase we need it while traveling.
Jeff W. –
My Dometic fridge would not work with propane during a recent camping trip. The igniter was firing but didn’t smell propane, so I took a chance and ordered this. Had the valve delivered to the park. The fridge was working in 30 minutes after delivery.
Edward –
This valve is working fine so far