Yesterday I purchased a gently used Dometic model RM 7401L fridge it was salvaged from a wrecked RV. Fridge looks/runs perfect but is missing the door shelves. I did some internet searches and found quite a few places selling Dometic shelves but in the description they all stated the shelves were 17 5/8" or 17 3/4" wide . When I measure the inside dimension on the door I come up with 15 3/4 ". Nearest I can tell there should be three shelves with the bottom one being deeper than the others for large liquid bottle storage. I know they are pricey but I want to complete the package. Used would be fine as long as they are not cracked. Any help is appreciated.

Leon Hershberger has a warehouse full of used refrigerators and parts. He owns National Refrigeration aka Fix Your FridgeI don't know if he does mail order or not, but all it takes is a phone call. He is Amish and uses a cell phone. You will likely have to leave a message, but he will get back to you. He is in Shipshewana, Indiana. Great kid and knows his stuff.Dale

We lost an outside vent cover for our refrigerator the highway somewhere on the first night of a two month trip last summer. We were headed across the border to Canada, so wanted to replace it quickly and called Dometic.The good news - Dometic was helpful in knowing exactly which part number we needed, and shipped it right away. The part's price was cheap. A campground where we had reserved was happy to receive the part and hold it until our arrival. We reintalled. All went well.The only bad news - Dometic's minimum shipping fee was $25, more than the lightweight plastic part cost. So if you find a good source with reasonable shipping fees, hope you'll post it.

Saw your post earlier but because of the rv.net crash wasn't able to post.After site came back up didn't see your post.Here is a link to the my post with some info.......LINKWith the correct part number you can do a search at this RV Parts Store.......LINK

where is a good source for Dometic replacement parts ?

11 Replies

Chris_Bryant
Explorer II
Oct 28, 2013
Try calling All Seasons at 800-344-0673. I would give the website, but it is really broken (http://www.allseasonsrvappliance.com/)..
Old-Biscuit
Explorer III
Oct 28, 2013
rfuerst911sc........

This place will probably have the parts........LINK

Course the stuff will cost you $$. They are in North Devon...England!
rfuerst911sc
Explorer
Oct 28, 2013
Well this stinks ! All the links provided no one has them and/or can't get them. I will keep looking I may have to get creative. Thanks for the suggestions.
Rvpapa
Explorer
Oct 28, 2013
Check out aaarv.net very helpful and first class service
Art.
rfuerst911sc
Explorer
Oct 28, 2013
Old-Bisquit thank you very much for the link for the parts list that is very helpful. I called Camping World this morning they in turn called Dometic. Was told no longer available so I will check out the link for RV Parts Store. Will also check PPL and others.
mlts22
Explorer II
Oct 28, 2013
PPL is pretty good as well.
Old-Biscuit
Explorer III
Oct 28, 2013
Saw your post earlier but because of the rv.net crash wasn't able to post.
After site came back up didn't see your post.

Here is a link to the my post with some info.......LINK

With the correct part number you can do a search at this RV Parts Store.......LINK
jbarry
Explorer
Oct 28, 2013
Dometic
NCWriter
Explorer
Oct 26, 2013
We lost an outside vent cover for our refrigerator the highway somewhere on the first night of a two month trip last summer. We were headed across the border to Canada, so wanted to replace it quickly and called Dometic.

The good news - Dometic was helpful in knowing exactly which part number we needed, and shipped it right away. The part's price was cheap. A campground where we had reserved was happy to receive the part and hold it until our arrival. We reintalled. All went well.

The only bad news - Dometic's minimum shipping fee was $25, more than the lightweight plastic part cost. So if you find a good source with reasonable shipping fees, hope you'll post it.
Scottiemom
Nomad
Oct 26, 2013
Leon Hershberger has a warehouse full of used refrigerators and parts. He owns National Refrigeration aka Fix Your Fridge

I don't know if he does mail order or not, but all it takes is a phone call. He is Amish and uses a cell phone. You will likely have to leave a message, but he will get back to you. He is in Shipshewana, Indiana. Great kid and knows his stuff.

Dale