I have a 3-way fridge (Dometic RML 8555) which has operated reasonably well for the last 2 years on 120 V or gas as long as the outside temperature was not above 90 degrees F. But in the last few months while still working normally when on shore pow...
I have a Dometic (RML 8555) gas/12V/120V fridge that occasionally stops working on gas or 120V (not sure about 12V since seldom us it). It only happens a few times a year and can happen at anytime - either stationary or traveling. The fridge has an...
Less than 1 year old Dometic RML 8555 (propane, 12v, 120v) never a cooling problem in previous 5 or 6 trips in central TX. Took a trip to northern New Mexico, no problems on propane during the 2-3 day trip but once at 8100 ft elevation, after about ...
I checked the condensate drain line and although I could not see it, I could feel the last 2-3 inches of it. The line was soft and flexible and appeared still be attached to the fridge - I could pull on it and it would stretch a little but seemed to...
WA4HTZ wrote:Also, check the condensate drain tube which should be coming out of the lower vent. The cheap plastic tubing the manufactures use becomes brittle and breaks after 2 or 3 years and then you get warm air into the refrigerator. Go to www....
Dr Quick wrote:Have you checked the "flame"? Sometimes dirt or scale can fall on the flame outlet and interfere with the flame. Make sure that it is working properly.Also wind inside enclosure, could be interfering with flame. On my previous trailer ...
The condenser tube fins are less than 1/2 inch from the back panel of the fridge - is that the distance you are referring to? Nothing has changed on the installation or vent system since it was new (3 yrs) but this poorly operation when traveling ha...
Travelin2 wrote:I'm not familiar with your exact model but if it has a vent on the roof, I would guess that while under-way the airflow over the roof is somehow preventing the normal convection airflow necessary to cool the tubes on the back of the f...
