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Refridge will not cool

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Refridge will not cool ron 6-24-06  
My dometic RM2852 will not cool. The gas does ignight and power switch switches. Everything seems to work but don't cool at all
Re: refridge will not cool mark petteruto 6-26-06  
Sometimes it cools, sometimes it doesn't. im always carefull to be perfectly level. any suggestions? thanks
Re: refridge will not cool linda rosen 6-29-06  
Would like to read answers for fridge not cooling
Re: refridge will not cool Jim 10-28-06  
The type of refrierator you have is uses ammonia as a cooling gas. Generally the fix is remove the refrigerator from the vehicle and set it down upside down for 24 hours. I know it sounds weird but it has to be 180 degrees from it's normal installation. All the ammonia settles in one area on the fridge away from the heat when not used for an extended period of time. Heat causes the ammonia to expand and circulate thereby providing a cold fridge. The way to prevent this from happening in the future is fire it up for unitl good and cold then shut if off.

Don't forget to shut of the gas at the supply tank before disconecting from the fridge.

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