Dinosaur Electronics N991 Control Board For Norcold Refer 900 9100 1200 Series on 2040-parts.com
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Dinosaur Electronics N991 Control Board for Norcold Refrigerators 900 9100 1200 Series 2-Way or 3-Way Camper Trailer RV 
Replaces the following Norcold part numbers: 618198, 618224, 618574, 618575, 618828, 619378. For older 900, 9100 and early 1200 Series refrigerators.
Note: You must match the part number of the board that is in your refrigerator now to one of the part numbers listed above. THANKS FOR LOOKING! |
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