What to do if the Dometic RMS 8501 temperature sensor is defective?
If the temperature sensor in your Dometic Refrigerator is defective, resulting in the refrigerator operating at a mid-temperature setting, you should replace the temperature sensor.
General| Brand | Dometic |
|---|---|
| Model | RMS 8501 |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
Lists refrigerator model numbers and provides space for recording serial and product numbers.
Ensures children are supervised and do not play with the appliance during use and cleaning.
Warns against using unshielded flames for leakage checks and prohibits gas operation at petrol stations.
Provides warnings on medication storage, ammonia leaks, absorber unit pressure, and professional maintenance.
Instructs to detach doors when disposing of the refrigerator to prevent suffocation.
Covers hot surfaces, cable damage, locking before travel, and vehicle cleaning guidelines.
Details safe practices for changing, charging, and storing batteries to avoid hazards.
Advises on correct 230V operation and safe defrosting methods without heat sources.
Welcomes the user and highlights the refrigerator's quality, efficiency, and silent operation.
Emphasizes reading instructions carefully for safe operation and keeping them accessible.
Explains the meaning of DANGER!, WARNING!, and CAUTION! symbols for hazard identification.
States that information, texts, and illustrations are protected by copyright and industrial property rights.
Provides supplementary guidance and tips for saving energy and proper disposal of the appliance.
Details warranty arrangements, coverage, and conditions for claims, excluding improper use.
Guides on finding authorized service centers and ordering spare parts using model and product numbers.
Explains Dometic's liability and reserves the right to make product improvements.
Discusses coolant, disposal, and provides energy-saving tips for optimal refrigerator performance.
Presents the manufacturer's declaration of conformity with relevant EU directives and standards.
Defines the intended use in recreation vehicles and outlines the user's duty for safe operation.
Provides instructions to detach doors when disposing of the refrigerator to prevent suffocation.
Warns against unqualified work and using unshielded flames for gas leak checks due to explosion risk.
Details the coolant used and safety procedures if ammonia is smelled.
Explains how MES/AES appliances interact with vehicle battery management systems.
Stresses correct pressure, prohibits gas use at petrol stations, and advises on gas smell detection.
Highlights challenges of temperature fluctuations in vehicles and proper food storage techniques.
Explains factors affecting cooling performance like ambient temperature and advises on winter covers and fans.
Explains how to interpret the model number, including depth, width, and model range.
Details the information found on the rating plate, crucial for service and spare parts.
Presents detailed specifications including dimensions, capacity, power consumption, and weight for curved door models.
Lists technical specifications for flat door models, similar to curved door variants.
Identifies key components of the refrigerator through a labeled diagram.
Explains the three power modes (Mains, 12V DC, Gas) and the automatic energy selection function.
Provides instructions for cleaning the interior, exterior, and condensation drain channel.
Outlines required maintenance for gas units, electrical equipment, and recommends professional service.
Details the use of 12V DC operation, cautioning about vehicle engine running status.
Advises on selecting 230V AC power, ensuring supply voltage matches the data plate.
Covers safe use of LPG, burner cleaning, altitude effects, and initial gas line purging.
Explains the function of controls for manual energy selection and ignition on RM 8xx0 models.
Details manual energy selection (230V, 12V, Gas) and temperature setting for MES models.
Explains manual and automatic energy selection, including priority sequence for AES models.
Guides on selecting 230V or 12V operation for RM 8xx0 models with battery igniter.
Details the process for igniting and operating the RM 8xx0 model using gas.
Explains how to adjust the cooling compartment temperature using the rotary knob.
Guides on selecting 230V or 12V operation for RM 8xx1 MES models.
Details the automatic ignition and operation process for RM 8xx1 models using gas.
Explains how to adjust cooling temperature using buttons and the LED display for RM 8xx1.
Guides on selecting 230V, 12V, or Gas operation manually for RM 8xx5 AES models.
Explains automatic energy selection and priority sequence for RM 8xx5 AES models.
Covers safety during refuelling and additional features like display dimming and acoustic alarms.
Describes the use of an optional battery compartment for internal power supply of electronics.
Provides detailed instructions and cautions for inserting, changing, and handling batteries.
Explains how to lock and unlock the refrigerator door, including a feature for parked vehicles.
Details how the interior light operates via door contact and triggers acoustic signals.
Describes how to adjust the storage racks for optimal placement and accessibility.
Explains how to remove the freezer compartment to enlarge the cooling space and install an extra rack.
Provides instructions for replacing the battery in the igniter for RM 8xx0 models, emphasizing correct polarity.
Advises on checking ventilation and using winter covers to maintain performance in cold ambient temperatures.
Offers tips on pre-cooling, packaging, air circulation, and avoiding flammable gases for optimal storage.
Specifies the freezer compartment's suitability for ice cubes and short-term frozen food storage.
Illustrates and labels the different compartments within the refrigerator for organized storage.
Provides instructions for filling the ice cube tray with drinking water and freezing overnight.
Details how to switch off the refrigerator for battery igniter, MES, and AES models.
Explains when and how to defrost the refrigerator, warning against forced methods and heat sources.
Provides dimensions for decor panels and instructions for changing them on framed and frameless models.
Addresses causes like poor ventilation, thermostat settings, and warm food storage for insufficient cooling.
Troubleshoots issues related to gas cylinder status, shut-off devices, and air in gas pipes.
Identifies causes for lack of cooling in 12V mode, such as fuses, battery charge, and engine status.
Troubleshoots 230V cooling issues, including fuses, mains voltage, and AES gas operation dependency.
Explains how MES/AES electronics indicate malfunctions via LED flashing and acoustic alarms.
Details fault indicators and remedies for 12V operation, including voltage issues and heating element defects.
Covers faults like flame not ignited, undervoltage detection, and remedies for battery operation.
Addresses problems with automatic switching from external to internal power supply during operation.
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