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If your Dometic Refrigerator's compressor isn't running when connected to an AC supply and voltage is present, it could be due to high ambient temperature, insufficient ventilation, or a dirty condenser. Try moving the refrigerator to a location with better ventilation and cleaning the condenser.
Why is my Dometic CRE compressor running constantly and not cooling well?
If your Dometic Refrigerator's compressor runs for a long time or continuously, but the cooling is poor and the interior temperature is increasing, it could be due to several reasons: the ambient temperature may be too high, there could be insufficient ventilation, the condenser might be dirty, or the fan could be faulty. Try moving the refrigerator to a location with better ventilation, cleaning the condenser, or replacing the fan.
How to fix a Dometic CRE when the compressor doesn't run and U = 0 V?
If your Dometic Refrigerator's compressor isn't running and the voltage (U) is 0 V, there may be an interruption in the battery-electronics connection. Establish the connection. Also, the main switch (if installed) could be faulty, so replace it. Finally, check if the additional supply line fuse has blown (if installed) and replace it if necessary.
What causes poor cooling in a Dometic CRE Refrigerator when the compressor doesn't run often?
If your Dometic Refrigerator exhibits poor cooling and an increase in interior temperature because the compressor does not run often, it may be because the battery capacity is exhausted. Try charging the battery.
What to do if Dometic CRE compressor doesn't run and U is present?
If the compressor of your Dometic Refrigerator doesn't run, but voltage (U) is present, it could be due to several reasons: the battery voltage may be too low, cables may be loose or corroded, the battery capacity may be too low, or the cable cross-section may be too small. Try charging or replacing the battery and ensuring all cable connections are secure and free from corrosion. Replacing the cable might be required.
What to do if Dometic CRE Refrigerator compressor is not running and there is no voltage?
If the compressor of your Dometic Refrigerator is not running and there is no voltage, the connection supply line may be interrupted. Establish a connection. Also, the main switch (if installed) could be faulty, so replace the main switch. Finally, check if the additional supply line fuse has blown (if installed) and replace the supply line fuse.
Why is my Dometic CRE making a loud humming noise?
If your Dometic Refrigerator is making a loud humming noise, it could be because a component of the refrigerant circuit cannot move freely (touching the wall). Carefully bend the component away from the obstruction. Alternatively, there may be a foreign object stuck between the cooling unit and the wall. Remove the foreign object.
What does it mean if the red LED flashes 5 times on my Dometic CRE Refrigerator?
If the red LED flashes 5 times on your Dometic Refrigerator, it could mean that the electronics can overheat if the cooling system is loaded too heavily or the temperature is set too high.
What does red LED flashing 4 times mean on my Dometic CRE?
If the red LED flashes 4 times on your Dometic Refrigerator, it indicates that the cooling system is overloaded, and the motor cannot maintain its minimum speed of 1850 rpm.
What does it mean when the red LED flashes 3 times on a Dometic Refrigerator?
If the red LED flashes 3 times on your Dometic Refrigerator, it could indicate that the rotor is jammed or that the pressure difference in the cooling system is too high (greater than 5 bar).
General| Model | CRE Series |
|---|---|
| Power Source | 12V DC, 24V DC |
| Energy Consumption | Varies by model |
| Material | plastic |
| Installation | Built-in |
Specific safety guidelines for installing the refrigerator on boats.
Guide for connecting the refrigerator to a 12V or 24V DC power source.
Instructions for connecting the refrigerator to an AC power supply using an accessory.
Interpreting red LED flash codes to identify operational faults.
Understanding orange LED flash codes for troubleshooting.
Troubleshooting steps for when the compressor fails on battery power.
Troubleshooting steps for when the compressor fails on AC power.
