Dometic DM2652 RBX
We have a 2003 Springdale that we purchased used about 7 years ago. At that time we replaced the fridge with a new Dometic DM2652RBX. I have been extremely OCD about making sure the trailer/fridge i...
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@turbojimmy
I believe he said that the back was heating up, when he plugged it in yesterday. I turned it off after several hours when I noticed how hot the front was without any obvious cooling inside.
We did think at first that the propane might have been working, but then decided it probably wasn't. It was hard to decide what to do while camping. I had put ice inside to keep food cold for a day before i was able to buy an ice chest.
Should we try it on propane again. And will that HOT spot on front hurt anything? Sure had me worried because I don't remember ever feeling it that warm before.
Will have husband go up on roof and look down. See what he can see.
BTW.....it was working great until it stopped. We have been able to keep ice cream in the freezer with no issues. I usually turn on the fridge the day before we load it. Always keep a bottle of water in the freezer. It's always frozen solid the next morning.
I believe he said that the back was heating up, when he plugged it in yesterday. I turned it off after several hours when I noticed how hot the front was without any obvious cooling inside.
We did think at first that the propane might have been working, but then decided it probably wasn't. It was hard to decide what to do while camping. I had put ice inside to keep food cold for a day before i was able to buy an ice chest.
Should we try it on propane again. And will that HOT spot on front hurt anything? Sure had me worried because I don't remember ever feeling it that warm before.
Will have husband go up on roof and look down. See what he can see.
BTW.....it was working great until it stopped. We have been able to keep ice cream in the freezer with no issues. I usually turn on the fridge the day before we load it. Always keep a bottle of water in the freezer. It's always frozen solid the next morning.
