Flame is working but fridge not getting cold I have rollrd it around and putit on its front, still not getting cold

Modern consumer refrigerators only have coils in the freezer. In the lower back of the freezer there is a small fan and possible a damper (flap that opens/closes) to push cold air from the freezer to the refrigerator. Given that the freezer is 18 deg, it's probably cold enough to keep the fridge area at typically 34 deg.
So the cooling system (compressor, coils, thermostat) are not working properly to keep the freezer at, typically 0 deg. Possible causes: partial loss of refrigerant gas, icing around evaporator coils (in freezer), compressor failing, dust clogging condenser coils (under fridge), condenser fan clogged or broken (under fridge), thermostat failure.
I'd start with condenser. Remove the slotted trim at the bottom front and look in with a flashlight. Are the coils clean? Pull out the fridge and remove the lower back cover (usually cardboard). You can now see the coils and fan. Clean and blow them out.
If it's icing, it probably means freezer door not closing tight. If auto-defrost not working properly it would probably get worse over the period of a few days so not likely.

It is more than likely just a dirty orfice. It can be cleaned quite easily by soaking it in rubbing alcohol then blowing it out. Do NOT POKE ANYTHING THROUGH IT! ArctiCold Refrigeration We keep it cold

If the flame is putting out design BTU's and you've already turned it You may need to have a technician pull a vacuum on the fridge to make things right again. First things first though, ensure the propane flame is adding adequate BTU's.

The RM2652 should shut down when the fridge reaches proper temperature. So yes the flame should go out when operating on propane. If the refrigerator does not get cold enough, then the flame will not ever shut down. It is posible that you may require a replacement cooling unit. WEB SITE: ArctiCold Refrigeration We keep it cold
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check for a blue flame at the burner located at the base of the boiler assembly there is a viewing port, my guess is there is no flame, check with ohm meter for continuity across the gas control valve contacts the should be about 30 ohms across it if so reconnect the wires leading to the valve, set meter to volts , view the meter and have an assistant to switch the fridge on there should be a voltage appearing at the contacts this is only momentarily if the flame dos not light if there is no voltage your control board needs to be replaced if there is a voltage than the gas valve is faulty or gas supply is not present

does the flame ever got out if not ,the tsat is not the problem. It could be that the flame is not hot enough or the flue has a restriction

Mod. R47 gas RV fridge 1973. It lights and gets cold (sometimes below freezing in the bottom of frige) then it starts to warm up above 55, but the flame is still burning high. I try to turn it down with the fridge thremostate and it stays the same. Is it the thermostate? If so where can I order one?
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