What to do if the Dometic RMS 8551 Refrigerator 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 8551 |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
Welcome message and overview of the refrigerator's benefits and quality standards.
Emphasizes reading instructions for safe and proper use, highlighting safety and handling recommendations.
Information on intellectual property rights for the manual's content, texts, and illustrations.
Defines warning symbols (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) and their meanings for user safety.
Details warranty terms, coverage, and claims process according to EC directives and local conditions.
Outlines Dometic's liability limitations and its right to make product changes for improvement.
Provides information on finding and contacting authorized customer service centers for support.
Guidance on ordering spare parts and the necessary information required for the process.
Information on coolant, proper disposal, and energy-saving tips for efficient refrigerator use.
Official statement confirming the product meets EU directives and harmonized technical standards.
Specifies the intended use of the refrigerator in recreation vehicles and type-approval.
Outlines user's duties for safe handling, understanding instructions, and child supervision.
Safety measures for disposing of the refrigerator to prevent inadvertent entrapment and suffocation.
Highlights safety requirements for maintenance and checks, emphasizing authorized personnel.
Details the coolant used and specific actions to take if ammonia smell is detected.
Explains operation of models with MES/AES systems and battery management considerations.
Crucial safety advice for gas operation, including pressure, restrictions, and gas smell response.
Guidelines for optimal food storage, considering vehicle conditions and temperature fluctuations.
Explains how to identify the refrigerator model based on its alphanumeric code.
Details the information found on the rating plate, essential for service and ordering spare parts.
Provides detailed specifications, dimensions, and consumption data for various refrigerator models.
Illustrates and labels the various components and parts of the refrigerator for identification.
Instructions for cleaning the interior and exterior of the refrigerator using appropriate methods.
Guidelines for regular checks, gas system inspection, and recommended service by authorized personnel.
Details on operating the refrigerator using the 12V DC vehicle power supply and battery.
Instructions for operating the refrigerator using liquid gas (LPG), including burner maintenance.
Describes controls for RM 8xx0 models, including energy selection, ignition, and temperature settings.
Covers electrical, gas, and temperature settings specific to RM 8xx0 models.
Details electrical, gas, and temperature settings for RM 8xx1 (MES) models.
Covers manual and automatic energy selection modes for RM 8xx5 (AES) models.
Focuses on automatic mode, refuelling, and additional features for RM 8xx5 models.
Explains optional battery compartment for electronics and self-contained gas mode operation.
Instructions on how to lock and unlock the refrigerator door, including parking feature.
Details on how the interior light is controlled and acoustic signals for open doors.
Guidance on how to adjust and position the interior storage racks for optimal use.
Instructions on how to remove and reinstall the freezer compartment for increased storage space.
Steps for replacing the battery in the igniter for RM 8xx0 models, ensuring correct polarity.
Advice on using winter covers and managing performance in cold ambient temperatures.
Guidelines for storing food in cooling and freezer compartments and making ice cubes.
Illustrates and labels the different compartments within the refrigerator for organized storage.
Steps to properly switch off the refrigerator for storage or transport, including door locking.
Instructions on how to defrost the refrigerator and precautions to prevent damage.
Step-by-step guide on how to replace the refrigerator's front decor panel for customization.
Possible causes and actions for the refrigerator not cooling sufficiently, e.g., ventilation or thermostat.
Troubleshooting steps for issues when operating the refrigerator on gas, like empty cylinder or air.
Solutions for problems encountered during 12V DC operation, such as discharged battery or fuse.
Troubleshooting steps for issues encountered during 230V AC operation, like power supply or heating element.
Details LED indicators and acoustic signals for malfunctions in MES/AES models and their remedies.
Troubleshooting for issues related to internal battery power supply, undervoltage, and automatic switching.
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