Date:         Sat, 10 Oct 1998 17:47:03 -0700
Reply-To:     Marty Wallace <martywallace@ROCKETMAIL.COM>
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From:         Marty Wallace <martywallace@ROCKETMAIL.COM>
Subject:      Westy Frig LED Indicator Intensity
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FWIW, the refrigerator LED indicator in my Westy is much more dim than
the other LEDs.  I have to shade it with my hand to see it during the
day; at night I can see it fine.  This is all despite the fact that the
'frig is working fine.

Marty Wallace (1984 Westfalia "Heisenberg")
Chico, California


> ------------------------------
> Date:    Sat, 10 Oct 1998 10:27:39 -0700
> From:    davidb <davidb@SKYLINE.COM>
> Subject: Re: LED Panel, Fridge light VERY DIM
> My led on my fridge is dim all of the time, and who cares???, the
fridge works
> and the light, britght or dim says so!
> davidb
>
> Mark McCulley wrote:
> > On my 87 (don't know about other years), the fridge-flame LED
brightness is
> > porportional to the heat put out by the flame. It's not just on or
off like
> > the other LEDs. When I light the fridge, the LED gradually gets
brighter.
> > When the stove has been on for a minute or so, the LED is fairly bright
> > though not as bright as the others..
> > -Mark McCulley
> > At 06:14 PM 10/9/98 -0400, Bulley-Hewlett & Associates wrote:
> > >LED Panel, Fridge light VERY DIM
> > >How come? Previous owner believed that the Propane portion of the
fridge
> > >was kaput. Works great. Makes ice. Blue flame clearly visible. Green
> > >Fridge-flame LED on panel is VERY dim though. All the others (Water &
> > >battery) work great. Any guesses for any easy fix?

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