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Old 04-22-2019, 08:37 AM   #21
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Old 05-01-2019, 10:03 AM   #22
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Dometic Refrigerator 2007 International 25 ft trailer

plugged in on electric last night-worked fine. This am refrigerator is cold but no digital display.. Unable to get frig to work on 110V or propane. All other gas appliances work and other 12V all work. Refrigerator is plugged in. won't work-any thoughts?

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There are 2 or 3 fuses in the rear of the unit. Depending on weather you have a two or three way unit. Check them first. If they are good then make sure your refrigerator is getting the required 12volts. If not, nothing will work. Information is available on the internet for complete fault isolation. Good luck.
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I'm dealing with a similar problem now ith my Model RM3962/3762. Here are the diagnostics from Dometic. If you provide your model number I have the resistance for the heating element for all the models, just not in my notes.
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Lower Circuit Board:
All tests are to be done with the refrigerator in cooling mode.
For AC Heating element operation, check that incoming AC voltage is present at the terminals P1 and P2 on the circuit board. If voltage is below operating range (100-132 VAC) correct the incoming AC supply issue.
Check for voltage at the heating element connection terminals P3 and P4 on the circuit board. If no voltage is present, check the fuses. If the fuse is defective, replace the fuse. If fuses are good, replace the circuit board.
If voltage is present, do not change the circuit board. Move on to the heating element
Heating Element:
The heating element is designed to deliver a predetermined amount of heat to the cooling unit. To check a heating element, remove the heat leads from the lower circuit board and measure for proper resistance across the two leads with a properly calibrated Ohm meter. Note: This should be done with the heating element at room temperature.
You should obtain the following reading plus or minus 10%.


Model RM3962/3762: 325 Watts, 120 Volts, 44 Ohms


Verify the unit is wired correctly before condemning the Circuit Board.
Note: Terminals for incoming power and heating element may vary depending on the model. Always follow the specific wiring diagram on the unit.
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I fixed ours by replacing Dometic (2931132019) Re-Igniter. Worked like a charm
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