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Fridge interior LED light flickers and will not stay on
7 months ago
Found out my fridge interior LED light flickers and doesn't stay on. Anybody else encounter this and found a fix? Pebble knows about it, no solution yet.
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Possible small rust issue—check your Pebble. I noticed two spot-rust stains on the open edge of my exterior sewer connection compartment. Looks like maybe plain steel washers got used on the two latch screws? I just replaced the screws, nuts, and washers with stainless and sanded and sprayed a little black paint on the latch catch. May just be a one-off issue on my unit.
Same for mine.
That happened to me, and I lost the sewer hose somewhere along our route through Arizona. I’ve added a childproof cabinet latch externally on that door as a secondary restraint pending a better solution.
Any foodies here? Working on swapping out the microwave combo for a better stove. Can't say no to my wife if that means better eating on the road :)
Which oven is that and what makes it better than the one that comes with the Pebble?
Is that the Anova Precision Oven 2.0? Love their products.
I thought this was a pretty good unit. What unit are you looking at for replacement?
Also, I notice if you tuck the tubes in over that catch, it causes the door to be able to pop open.
Started a thread.
That explains how another owner’s door opened and they lost their sewer pipes. Sounds like a couple of issues Pebble needs to review.
We also had our sewer door open and we lost our sewer pipe on the freeway before we ever used it. We recovered the pipe, but it was mangled and unusable. Pebble FedEx'd us a replacement and we have a house-call service scheduled in a couple weeks to fix the hatch latch and other issues.
This was suggested by another owner and it works great!
Anyone experienced issues with detachment of solar roof panel during transport? Received Pebble recall notice yesterday.
My Pebble lost its front panel in transit from California to Colorado last November, and it was discovered to be missing when the mobile tech got up on a ladder to see why the system wasn't ever producing PV power to the battery two weeks ago. Waiting for completion of the replacement and other tweaks they were planning on doing, and hope to see our Pebble Flow back in Colorado soon.
Thanks for the feedback! That sucks, and hopefully the recall will alleviate the issue for all. Hope you get back to 100% soon.
Sorry to hear that. Curious as to why the replacement has extended beyond several months?
Interesting, I haven’t seen a recall notice.
It only affected 22 units made between 11/3/25 and 1/9/26. The recall report and the remedy instructions were an interesting read. NHTSA ID Number 26V133000.
Access panel work in plumbing without taking toilet off—don't ever want to do that again!
Looks great! Besides making the cut to the panel, did you do anything else to secure the panels back to the frame besides using the existing two screws?
Thanks, again interesting. I picked up my unit in Fremont on 11/19/25, and it was freshly completed—delayed by several hours as QA was finished. I’ll check the VIN lookup.
I’d be interested to see pictures from other owners of the solar panels along their edges. I have one of the recalled units. I have examined the solar panel attachment using the recall inspection document as a guide and so far see no issues with my unit, other than really poor attachment of the tape—aka “solar panel flex tape”—holding the wiring down. The recall remedy seems to apply a much more robust and much more obvious/visible seal around the outer panel edges.
I would be interested to know if that type of seal was applied to other units prior to the recall group, or after the recall group. My unit seems to have panels held on only with sealant/double-back tape under the edges of the panels—not visible from above or along the panel edges. The recall fix applies a sealant bead along the entire outer perimeter of all panels, overlapping the outer edges of the panels and the trailer shell. Is that the new method for all units? Pics should tell the story. Here are some of mine.
Magnets for blackout shades are coming off due to exterior heat. Working on a temporary solution until we get back to California. Also, panel below induction cooktop has come loose at the bottom of it. Small issues actually, so I’m not having a fit!
A number of adhesives being used in the Pebble seem to be having issues with the heat, which is concerning. It is going to get nothing but hotter.
Yes, and the Pebble is a sauna! Even in mild temps, 70–80, it gets very hot inside the Pebble. The blackout curtains help insulate.
I picked up our Pebble Flow just before Thanksgiving and drove it straight to Colorado and parked it in a friend's large garage. I knew solar power was not being produced during my 1,200-mile drive, but it took a while for Pebble to get a mobile technician to come out here to check why no solar power was being produced. Upon the technician getting up on a ladder, he asked if I knew I was missing a panel. I told him no, and that would explain the lack of power production. He was heading from Colorado back to Pebble HQ and offered to take it back for the repairs and a few other service issues that they thought would be fixed faster at the factory. I’m hopeful that it will be returned to me in a couple of weeks.
Appreciate the clarification and sorry again to hear about your challenges.
As we will be taking delivery in Colorado shortly, wondering what were the other issues being addressed at the factory?
Hope to see you back on Colorado roads soon!
The technician pointed out that some of the silicone seal around panels and windows had some cracking and needed to be resealed. This likely is an issue on very early delivery units; they have since changed methods and practices at the factory to prevent this cracking on current builds.
Greetings from another Colorado owner! Glad to hear that Pebble is taking care of the issues with your unit. I’ve seen a thin flex solar panel detach like that on my own truck camper. It’s obvious that the service team had to ramp up to meet demand. My water heater replacement was handled by a third-party mobile RV service in Colorado, and went well. I hadn’t previously known of that service, and am happy that Pebble found a local resource.
We picked up our unit at HQ on Nov. 19 and spent 12 days meandering back to our home in the Durango area for a good shakedown. Issues other than the water heater have been minor, and OTA software fixes have been coming through.
It's called Anova, not better per se. I would stick with original if you need a microwave function. This one just allows for stuff my wife uses: steam oven, sous vide, dehydrator, etc.
Not done with framing, but I haven't done anything but remove trim and microwave. I am just hoping the Anova doesn't brick on me like I've read in the reviews. Will probably keep it offline to avoid downloading an "update" that messes it up.
Sorry. I added a screw to each panel.
Sorry, my first response was to your bathroom panel cut/modification. I was wondering if you added anything to secure the two-piece panel besides the original two screws through the frame.
Otherwise wobbly.
Yes. That was happening to mine.
Yes, they caulked the entire edge. No pic since I am not at the unit now. They used white caulk; was hoping they could use black and blend it better, but oh well.
Thanks for the feedback. So… is that what they did to your unit as a fix for the recall? Or is that what they are doing to all units at the factory since the recall? The caulk specified in the recall fix is shown as black.
Yeah, it's what they did on mine.
I feel like SikaFlex 522 comes in at least three or more colors. It'd be interesting to know what they used.
Rear exit window leaking right in the middle during thunderstorm. Support notified.
I had the same issue. Field Support came out and replaced the brackets, and so far it did the trick.
Any other boondockers out there looking into converting or adding one of the new 12-volt A/Cs to your Pebble eventually?
We had problems with the fridge this weekend. We started with it set to 3, the recommended coolness. But the fridge couldn't keep up. The ice wasn't melting, but new ice trays would not freeze. Things in the fridge were cool but didn't feel as cool as they should be. We turned it up one number at a time until we had it set at 7 on the last day. That's the highest setting for the most cold. New ice trays still would not freeze. The fridge could not keep up with the heat, even overnight.
- We couldn't run the A/C because we couldn't find a charger that would work with the Pebble. We were conserving battery.
- The wall of the Pebble behind the fridge was in the sun in the morning, but we were shaded by a tree from about noon on. I thought that hot wall could be overheating the fridge.
- We had all the windows open and the fan going, but it was still pretty hot in the Pebble.
- Temps the first day were around 100°, the next two days were high 80s to low 90s.
- The fridge was stuffed full. I know from ice chests that empty space is not your friend, so that should have helped keep the fridge cold. We had it turned on a day before we left, so it started off full and fully cold.
Sorry to hear that. The fridge not working on a trip is a Sev-1 issue IMHO.
Got our Pebble a week ago. Prepping for our first trip, and the fridge is no longer getting cold. Energy shows power to appliances, but the light doesn’t even go on when we open the fridge door. SOC is 68%. Anyone have a similar issue? Have a call into Pebble Support and am awaiting a callback.
Hot water heater fail—
I thought I should try the shower, make sure it all worked as expected. So, when my husband and daughter went out to race the sailboat, I tried the shower. I got ready to step in and no hot water. Fortunately, the water from the tank was slightly lukewarm. I rinsed off, but declined washing my hair in the cold water.
It was too hot in the trailer for me to investigate. When my husband got back, we found an error on the hot water heater. He reset it and I had hot water for dishes, but never did get my shower. It was a tough weekend in the Pebble.
I had a tough first trip in mine back in January. I was pretty down on the unit during that trip. But Pebble has stepped up since and solved 95% of my issues, so I hope you have that same experience! Sorry the first trip was rough, but you should have plenty of excellent trips to make you forget this one.
Are you sure your Pebble isn't asleep? Our fridge seemed to work, it just didn't seem to keep up in the face of hot weather.
We initially woke it up and then were able to turn on interior lights and climate. We also have power to the 110V outlets. On the energy mode, it shows that appliances are getting power, but again the fridge light doesn’t work and it doesn’t appear to be getting cold unfortunately.
Thank you to those who provided pictures and step by step on how to install the bidet! Completed mine over the weekend. Hardest part was taking those dang European nuts/clips off of the toilet seat.
Curious as to specific model you installed, please.
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