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NORCOLD®
Norcold Door Handle 641545/ 51006 (fits the N8DC/ N10DC) both freezer and refrigerator
$59.99$47.90 -
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Norcold N8DC | N8DCSS
YOUR FRIDGE: NORCOLD N8DC (12V)
Everything for the Norcold N8DC
Fits N8DC, N8DCSS, N8DCSSR, N8DCSSL and N8DCBK. 8 cu. ft., 12V DC compressor, 52-7/8" × 23-1/2" × 24" cutout. Most parts are shared with the N10DC.
✓ GUARANTEED FIT
Give us your model and serial number. If we say it fits and it doesn’t, we cover return shipping.
What’s wrong with your N8DC?
One side warm (freezer or fridge)Optical Control Board 641592 →The most common N8DC/N10DC fix. Test the thermistor first. Temperatures off / not cooling rightThermistor & Cover 640149 →Test this first. It’s inexpensive and also fits the N15DC and N20DC. Compressor won’t runCompressor Power Module 640178 →Drives the 12V compressor. Check battery voltage and wiring first. Weak cooling, runs hotCondenser Fan 640103 →The lower rear fan that carries heat away from the compressor. Condensation or uneven cooling insideEvaporator Fan 640093 →Moves cold air through the cabinet. Broken door handleDoor Handle 641545 →Fits both doors. Replaces 640156 and 640160. Damaged door or worn gasketLower Door (N8DCSS) 640467 →Comes with the gasket. Freezer door is 640153 (fits N8DCSS and N10DCSS).Your serial number decides the control board:
| Serial number | Optical control board |
|---|---|
| Above SE079WDW00190 | 641592 (current) |
| Below SE079WDW00190 | 640338 (discontinued). Send us your serial. |
N8DC vs. N10DC
| N8DC | N10DC | |
|---|---|---|
| Size | 8 cu. ft. | 10 cu. ft. |
| Cutout | 52-7/8" × 23-1/2" × 24" | 59-7/8" × 23-1/2" × 24" |
| Shelves | Wire | Glass |
| Lower door (SS) | 640467 | 640158 |
| Freezer door, boards, fans, thermistor | Same | Same |
The model and serial number are on the label inside the fresh food compartment.
Repair guides for the N8DC
- Fridge cold, freezer warm: the fix
- It’s probably not your thermistor
- All Norcold error codes
- RV refrigerator not cooling
Before replacing a board: low battery voltage or undersized 12V wiring can make a compressor fridge act up. Check for at least 12V at the fridge while it’s running.