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If you had capped the ground wire and simply fed the purple wire with a positive signal when the AUX switch was ON then your install would have just failed when the main ground broke and when you found that you could have just re-terminated that. As I said before, that BLACK in the switch wire...

Shout out to our Melbourne engineer, Sam, on this one. The fact that the installer un-necessarily grounded the switch wire... ...actually means that once the main termination broke at the battery, the compressor motors would then be trying to complete their circuit to ground by using the...

Hey guys, Grimm Off-Road is very careful in their installation guide to make sure that you connect the switch correctly. They even highlight the direction of the arrows because this is so important. If you plug those wires on in the reverse order (i.e., PURPLE - RED - BLACK) then when you...

Unfortunately sheet metal and steel mesh are the sworn enemies of all things wireless, but you did exactly what I would have done to get the most reliable connection (i.e., relocate the antenna so there is no metal standing between it and the receiver).

...almost as good as the tech support at Mule!

Sounds like it might be worth contacting ARB. Do you have another fridge that you could test your module on? Or another module that you could test on your fridge?

Hi Matt, The fact that it disconnects when you are next to the fridge would seem to rule out reception based issues. I would have a look at the coms module. Is the coms to fridge plug loose, or did the ribbon wire inside the module get pulled and damaged during installation? As you suggested...