No, the fan can be heard but not seen. Remove the small vent on the side of the
fridge and look in. At the top of one of the fins is a small round metal thing
with 2 wires going to it. It is held on to the fin with 2 small screws. This is
the temp switch that turns the fan on and off. There is only room for one hand to
fit in here so be careful. You can use a paper clip straightened and bent into a
U shape to jumper the 2 wires . Be careful not to touch any other metal except
the flat parts of the switch where the wires plug on. the fan should now come on.
If you do touch other metal, you may blow the fuse for the kitchen and that will
need to be replaced before continuing. If your fan is a quiet one you may have to
listen closely and do it when there is not much background noise. If you are sure
that you are touching the metal parts on the connectors and you get no fan, you
need to get a voltmeter or test lamp and check for 12 volts at one or both of the
flat parts.

The battery led is supposed to indicate the charge state of the battery. It
should be green when the engine is running. There are a number of reasons why it
might be yellow. Is it green when the engine is running at 2000 rpm?

Mark

SPENCERVW@aol.com wrote:

> Mark, thanks. Is the fan visable? While looking through the side vent i don't
> see it or hear it. I do feel heat rising from the top vent. Will try the
> propane mode next. Also does the battery indicator always read yellow? Mine
> shows yellow even after a long trip. Thanks again
> Spencer