New cooling unit or refurbish?
I need to make a decision shortly on which way to go for a Dometic cooling unit. If I send my unit in for repairs it will cost around $870 U.S. with a 5 year warranty. If I buy a new unit it w...
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dougrainer wrote:
You need to evaluate the plastic of the door/s and the plastic of the interior walls of the refer. Some older refers the plastic expands/deforms and the doors do not close and seal correctly. While the seals sometimes have magnets in them(Not all do), the doors should open and close without any force. With the refer sitting upright and level, the doors should close easily and NOT pop open. Also, I have had over the years, seen people that install extra shelves and such and THOSE push against the metal racks and keep the doors from closing correctly. Doug
Thanks Doug for your help and also about the battery.
Well now I'm really in a pickle.
I finally got the fridge assembled back together. It took a long time as I
had pretty much disassembled all of its parts, not knowing how to remove the cooling unit.
It doesn't work! :(
I will be getting in touch with the company that did the refurbishing tomorrow of course,
but in the meantime are there any tips as to what I should try next to determine what's wrong?
As I mentioned, there is no propane side to this fridge that I use.
I run it entirely on 120 V electricity.
I tested the electrical outlet and I know it works.
I have turned the thermostat rod and also the elec/gas rod.
Nothing works. There aren't any things that I know to try now.
Suggestions? You guys helped me out around 10 years ago to get my fridge back to work
after it stopped (thermostat).
