Dometic RC2000 User Manual

to the refrigerator, depending upon which energy source is used. Remove the ice-trays and
empty the refrigerator of food. Leave the cabinet lid open. The
ice will melt and drop into the
interior. When defrosting is completed, wipe the ice-tray support and the interior, dry carefully
with a clean doth.
NOTE:
Do not attempt to defrost more quickly by means of any form of heat, otherwise the plastic
surfaces may be damaged.
9. Cleaning:
Clean the refrigerator thoroughly, as necessary, partic ularly when it is not going to be used for
any length of fme.
First defrost the cabinet as described in the previous item, then dean the
cabinet interior and
lid with a clean cloth wrung out in warm water to which mild, unscented washing-up liquid has
been added. wipe over with a clean doth and dry thoroughly.
Do not place any plastic parts in water that is more than hand hot and do not expose them to
dry heat
The outside of the cabinet should be wiped with a dean, damp cloth and polished with a dean
soft duster.
NEVER USE STRONG CHEMICALS OR ABRASIVE CLEANING MATERIALS ON ANY
PART OF THE REFRIGERATOR.
10.
What to do when the refrigerator is not
going to be used for a long time?
If you are not going to use your refrigerator for sometime, turn off the power supply (gas or
electric) and empty the box of its contents. Defrost refrigerator and carefully dean and dry
interior. To prevent any unwanted odour from forming in the interior, it is advisable to leave the
lid slightly open,
so that fresh air can circulate inside.
The ice-tray should be emptied, dried and replaced on the ice-tray support in the cabinet.
Points to remember!
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lf the refrigerat or has teen out of use for a length of time, check connections for gas leaks
using soapy water
- see item 2. Liquid Gas Operation.
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Never cover the air vents with cardboard or anything else.
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Remember to level the refrigerator otherwise the cooling unit will not perform and could be
permanently damaged.
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If possible pre-cool the refrigerator some hours before putting food in it.
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Dometic RC2000 Specifications

General

Brand	Dometic
Model	RC2000
Category	Refrigerator
Language	English