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10 Jan, 2022
Better than factory
My Dometic CF35 was reporting a temperature of 116 degrees. It was 70 degrees ambient...I figured something was wrong. The control panel was working and accepting inputs, and the compressor was working fine before, and was obviously not running.
I loaded the parts cannon on a chance that a sensor was bad since you can not get a service manual for this unit. Sure enough it was this thermistor.
The New thermistor was a smidge larger in diameter, I needed to open the hole up about 1/16 of an inch so it would fit.
The new thermistor appears to be of higher quality, I don't see any way moisture could get into it. Water dripped out when I removed a glob of silicone -- its a safe bet water infiltrated theond one...
Installation was about 2 hours total -- you do NOT need to remove much plastic, just open the compartment where the compressor is. The thermistor is the 1/4" tube that comes out right by the lower control board (the black box) that controlls the compressor, and runs up into the upper control board (display and "brains"). Just tug on the glob of black silicone and the old thermisor will simpy pull out 5 screws (2 extneral, 3 internal) to unplug the other end of the board. Re-assemble. Its intuitive and obvious. You do NOT need to cut into foam or do anything crazy. Only tools needed were a couple screwdrivers (#1 and #2 phillips) and some thermal paste. I didn't put the glob back, giving water a place to escape. If my temperatures are off, I'll re-cover it.
No major surgery needed.
This is completely doable as a DIY repair.