What to do if the Dometic RMS 8550 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| Power Supply | 12V DC, 230V AC, Gas |
|---|---|
| Installation | Built-in |
| Total Volume | 85 L |
| Freezer Volume | 25 L |
| Input Voltage | 12V DC / 230V AC |
Introduces the Dometic Absorption Refrigerator, highlighting its silent operation, quality, and efficiency.
Advises users to read instructions carefully for proper use, safety, and handling recommendations.
States that information, texts, and illustrations are protected by copyright and industrial property rights.
Explains the meaning of warning symbols (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) used in the manual.
Outlines warranty arrangements, conditions, and exclusions for improper use or modifications.
States Dometic's right to make changes for product improvement and safety, and liability limitations.
Guides users on finding authorized service centers and the information required for contact.
Provides information on how to order spare parts and the necessary details to provide.
Discusses the coolant (ammonia) and propellant used, along with energy-saving tips.
Instructs on proper disposal of packaging materials and the refrigerator unit itself.
Provides practical advice for optimizing refrigerator energy consumption.
Declares the refrigerator's compliance with relevant European directives and standards.
Specifies the refrigerator is designed for recreation vehicles and for storing foodstuffs only.
Emphasizes user's responsibility for safe handling and supervision of children.
Advises detaching doors to prevent entrapment and suffocation when disposing of the unit.
Warns that gas and electrical work must be performed by authorized personnel only.
Details coolant composition and safety measures if ammonia odor is detected.
Explains operation of MES/AES models and interaction with vehicle battery management systems.
Guides on safe gas operation, pressure requirements, and prohibited locations.
Provides guidelines for storing food to maintain quality and prevent issues in vehicle environments.
Explains how to identify the refrigerator model based on its designation code.
Describes the information found on the rating plate for model identification and service.
Presents detailed technical specifications, dimensions, and consumption for various models.
Illustrates and labels the main components and features of the refrigerator.
Provides instructions for cleaning the refrigerator's interior and exterior surfaces.
Details necessary maintenance, including gas system checks and burner cleaning.
Explains operation using 12V DC power supply and associated cautions.
Covers safe operation with liquid gas, including pressure, altitude, and ignition.
Details the function of buttons and indicators for manual energy selection models.
Instructions for operating RM 8xx0 models on 230V AC and 12V DC power sources.
Instructions for operating RM 8xx0 models using liquid gas.
Explains how to adjust the cooling compartment temperature for RM 8xx0 models.
Instructions for operating RM 8xx1 models on 230V AC and 12V DC power sources.
Instructions for operating RM 8xx1 models using liquid gas.
Explains how to adjust the cooling compartment temperature for RM 8xx1 models.
Instructions for manual energy selection and operation of RM 8xx5 models.
Explains how the AES system automatically selects the optimal energy source.
Refers to section 4.7.3 for setting the cooling compartment temperature.
Advises on refrigerator behavior and safety precautions during vehicle refuelling.
Describes additional features like display brightness, acoustic signals, and failure indicators.
Discusses the optional battery compartment for electronics and self-contained gas operation.
Provides step-by-step instructions for inserting and replacing batteries in the compartment.
Explains how to lock and unlock the refrigerator door for safe transport.
Details fixing the door lock hook for easier opening when the vehicle is parked.
Describes how interior lighting is controlled and acoustic signals for open doors.
Explains how to adjust and position the storage racks inside the refrigerator.
Instructions on removing the freezer compartment to enlarge the cooling space.
Steps for replacing the battery in the igniter unit for models with battery ignition.
Advises on using winter covers and ventilation for optimal performance in cold conditions.
Guidelines for storing food in the main cooling compartment to maintain quality.
Advice on using the freezer compartment for ice making and short-term frozen food storage.
Labels and describes the function of each compartment within the refrigerator.
Provides step-by-step instructions for making ice cubes using the provided tray.
Instructions on how to properly switch off the refrigerator for storage or transport.
Explains the process of defrosting the refrigerator and important precautions to follow.
Guides users on how to change the decorative panel on the refrigerator door.
Lists common refrigerator failures, their possible causes, and recommended actions.
Explains how the refrigerator indicates malfunctions via LED or display flashing.
Details the meaning of LED indicators and error codes for MES/AES refrigerator models.
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