Why doesn't the motor start in my Dometic CoolMatic CRX 65 Refrigerator?
The motor in your Dometic Refrigerator might fail to start if the rotor is jammed or if the pressure difference in the cooling system is too high (greater than 5 bar).
What to do if my Dometic CoolMatic CRX 65 Refrigerator attempts to start with U ?U Term ON?
If your Dometic Refrigerator is attempting to start with 'U ?U Term ON', it could be due to a few reasons. The ambient temperature might be too high, or the refrigerator may not have sufficient ventilation. Try moving it to a different location with better airflow. Another potential cause is a dirty condenser, so ensure that the condenser is cleaned.
What to do if my Dometic Refrigerator displays U = 0 V Term?
If your Dometic Refrigerator displays 'U = 0 V Term', it indicates a break in the connection between the battery and the electronics. Establish a secure connection. Also, check the main switch (if there is one) and replace it if faulty. Finally, inspect the additional supply line fuse (if installed) and replace it if it has blown.
What to do if my Dometic Refrigerator attempts to start with U ?U Term OFF?
If your Dometic Refrigerator is attempting to start with 'U ?U Term OFF', it could be due to loose cables or poor contact, potentially caused by corrosion. Ensure all connections are secure. Another reason could be that the battery capacity is too low, in which case you should replace the battery. Finally, the cable cross section might be too small, so replace the cable.
What does it mean when my Dometic Refrigerator displays U ? U Term CON?
If your Dometic Refrigerator displays 'U ? U Term CON', it means the battery voltage is too low. Charge the battery.
Why is the electronics unit in my Dometic CoolMatic CRX 65 Refrigerator overheating?
The electronics unit in your Dometic Refrigerator can overheat if the cooling system is under a heavy load or if the temperature is set too high.
Why is the speed too low on my Dometic CoolMatic CRX 65 Refrigerator?
If the speed of your Dometic Refrigerator is too low, it means that the cooling system is overloaded and the minimum motor speed of 1,850 rpm cannot be maintained.
What causes excessive fan current in my Dometic Refrigerator?
Excessive fan current in your Dometic Refrigerator can be caused by the fan load on the electronics unit being more than 1 A, or due to too many start attempts.
What to do if the electric circuit between the pins in the compressor of my Dometic Refrigerator is interrupted?
If the electric circuit between the pins in the compressor of your Dometic Refrigerator is interrupted, it indicates a defective compressor. Contact customer service.
What to do if there is no input voltage for the controller and load dump board in my Dometic Refrigerator?
If there is no input voltage for the controller and load dump board in your Dometic Refrigerator, it means that the controller and load dump board assembly is defective. Replace the complete control module consisting of the controller and load dump board.
Explains the meaning of Warning, Caution, and Notice safety symbols used in the manual.
Covers general safety, electrocution, health hazards, and operational safety guidelines.
Details explosion risks from propellants and danger of crushing from hinges.
Provides guidelines for safe operation, including electrical and overheating precautions.
Lists items included in the standard scope of delivery for the refrigerator.
Lists optional accessories available for purchase.
Identifies and describes the internal control elements of the refrigerator, including the control panel.
Key notes on installation, ventilation, and physical dimensions for CRX models.
Step-by-step guide for mounting the optional condensate water drain outlet.
Instructions for physically placing the unit and reversing the door hinge.
Guidance on connecting the refrigerator to 12V or 24V DC power sources safely.
Tips for energy efficiency, switching on, and setting basic temperatures.
How to use fast cooling and best practices for storing food.
Procedures for defrosting the freezer and using the door lock.
Instructions for powering down and storing the refrigerator for long periods.
Interpretation of diagnostic codes indicated by the red LED.
Solutions for problems related to the compressor not running and voltage supply.
Troubleshooting common issues like poor cooling and unusual operational noises.
General| Door hinge | Right |
|---|---|
| Control type | Touch |
| Product color | Silver |
| Built-in display | No |
| Appliance placement | Undercounter |
| Refrigerating medium | R134a, 42g |
| Noise level | - dB |
| Certification | CB, GS, E4 |
| Climate class | - |
| Total net capacity | 60 L |
| Current | 5.5 A |
| Power source | Electric |
| Connected load | - W |
| Annual energy consumption | - kWh |
| Lamp type | LED |
| Fridge net capacity | 57 L |
| Fridge interior light | Yes |
| Number of vegetable drawers | 1 |
| Fridge number of shelves/baskets | 2 |
| Freezer position | Top-placed |
| Freezing capacity | - kg/24h |
| Freezer net capacity | 7 L |
| Package depth | 635 mm |
| Package width | 570 mm |
| Package height | 595 mm |
| Package weight | 21500 g |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 545 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 448 mm |
| Height | 525 mm |
| Weight | 18000 g |
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