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It could be the thermistor inside the fridge, unplug it and it defaults to the highest setting. Mine started working, and in 20 minutes I had ice in the freezer.
The N611 will flash 3 times as an AC heater fault. If your AC heaters are ohming out properly (48 ohms of resistance), then you have a bad power board. If the AC heaters are not showing around 48 ohms of resistance, replace the AC heater. It's going to be one of the two. Here is an article on it:
The temperature control thermostat, alson known as the colds control thermostat has gone bad and basically isn't converting electrical/temperature signal properly and needs to be replaced.
Go to www.bryantrv.com and go to "service documents" and download the manual for your model "Norcold N Series". It says that 5 blinks then a pause means "no cooling detected by controls" see page 21 & 37.
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