Freon Is A Problem
I had a unit go bad because the tech put 134 in it. They later put 409 in it but it was too late. That AB unit is not compatible with 134 and it is problematic further in that it's almost impossible to flush and evacuate it well enough to allow for the change. However, if you can get your hands on some R12, you may be OK.
The point of all this is that it is an old unit, superseded by more modern and more energy-efficient designs. After beating my head against the wall, I changed mine out to a Seafrost thin-holding plate evaporator that has been great.
Now, I did a lot of research and talked to several marine refrigeration techs before I took the path I did, but I am no refrigeration guy, so take this with a grain of salt. It may be the control module for the unit, but to the best of my recollection, the control unit is no longer available.
Best of luck! I'm sorry I could not have been of help.