Refrigerator flame

Looked at the manual. Yes, it is full pilot light system with 120 volt element as a manual setting.
It just sounded odd that it is pilot light style.

enblethen wrote:
Pasusan: what is make and model of your "new" refer?

It's a Dometic RM2353. The kind where you have to hold in the gas button then push the piezo button to light it.

Pasusan: what is make and model of your "new" refer?

Well... My "old" (1990) fridge has the DSI thing and does turn off and on with the snick, click, snick business.

My "new" (2004) fridge stays lit all the time - that's the small fridge in our B.

About this I know I'm not wrong.

BarneyS wrote:
Thanks guys. Now that I think about it more I realize I was wrong.
Barney

Next time you get to say that you were testing us! Instead of that W word. Lol.

joshuajim wrote:
I thought I was wrong once, but I was mistaken :B

I was just gonna post that, you beat me to it!! :B:B

I thought I was wrong once, but I was mistaken :B

dedmiston wrote:
Hi gentlemen. I'm Dave, and I'm always wrong too. It's been 33 years since I was not wrong.

("Hi Dave")

For your fridge...

You should hear the "snick-snick-snick-snick whoosh" when the pilot lights and the fridge starts. It will turn off on its own when it hits the configured temp, and then snick-snick-snick-snick whoosh when it cycles back on again.

(...unless I'm wrong)

No pilot...flame IS the main flame on fridge
My fridge doesn't 'snick'---it CLICKS LOL

Old,Old models did have a bypass flame

enblethen wrote:
Barney: you were what? The word "wrong" is not in a man's vocabulary!
Correct term is "not right"!

In lieu of 'wrong' I prefer 'apparently I was given incorrect information'

Old fridges, the flame got bigger and smaller.
Modern DSI fridge, the flame comes and goes.