Dometic model fridge in 64' Tradewind?

[campngirl]

The Fridge is dead in my 64' Tradewind. Yellow residue indicating amonia leak.
Am planning to get rehabbed cooling coils in spring, problem is that I am unable to find the model number. I know it is the original refrigerator and it is a dometic.

Can anyone with a 64' help me out with this?

Thank - You,
Karol

[GreatPumpkin]

They varied from year to year, trailer to trailer. My Ohio built '64 Overlander originally had a Dometic RM25 (or RM52?)

[RV_cool]

You won't find a rebuilt cooling unit for that fridge, too old. Your actual cooling unit will have to be rebuilt, or you will have to purchase another fridge.

www.snydersrvrefrigeration.com

[LI Pets]

If you add it up 300 for coil, 75-100 for door seals now turn it on and it's something else, if you shop smart new $600

[campngirl]

Thank - You all for the input and thanks for the link RV Cool.
I was forunate to find my 64 intact ( with a little water damage - it sat neglected for a while ) and I am trying to keep the interior appearance original, so the snyder link really helps.
I have looked for the model of my dometic fridge and am unable to find it.
Thanks again,
Karol

[RV_cool]

Originally Posted by campngirl

The Fridge is dead in my 64' Tradewind. Yellow residue indicating amonia leak.
Am planning to get rehabbed cooling coils in spring, problem is that I am unable to find the model number. I know it is the original refrigerator and it is a dometic.

Can anyone with a 64' help me out with this?

Thank - You,
Karol

sometimes they are on a plate on the bottom sill of the refrigerator section, but most of the time they are on a plate on the left rear bottom on the back of the refrigerator.