fridge unit

Post by **colynmac** » 07 Jun 2006, 18:29

just bought a T25 with a new Electrolux fridge fitted but I did not get instuctions on how to fire it up.

I have tried the gas with ignitor but I am not sure if i am switching on the right buttons.

There are three buttons + Ignitor. One seems to regulate the gas flow the two others are switchs with red and green labels on.

Can anyone help please.

Thanks

Post by **Ivor Brownun** » 07 Jun 2006, 22:34

Not sure on your type but mine is, the switch on the right is in the middle ie not up on the mains position or down on the 12volt position. The knob with 0, 3, 2, 1, put to position 3 and push and hold in. Put igniter to down position and it will click and flash red. When lit igniter switch will stop sparking so turn it off. Check your gas is on and that the van is level. I think 2.5 degrees is the max it can be "unlevel" by.

Post by **Ivor Brownun** » 07 Jun 2006, 22:46

there may be something on www.dometic.com as I think they may have taken over electrolux, maybe, possibly, not sure,

Post by **colynmac** » 08 Jun 2006, 15:43

Thanks Ivor

I went to the Dometic website and downled a manual.

Thanks again

Colynmac

Post by **Don-Tucker** » 08 Jun 2006, 20:08

Ivor Brownun wrote:Not sure on your type but mine is, the switch on the right is in the middle ie not up on the mains position or down on the 12volt position. The knob with 0, 3, 2, 1, put to position 3 and push and hold in. Put igniter to down position and it will click and flash red. When lit igniter switch will stop sparking so turn it off. Check your gas is on and that the van is level. I think 2.5 degrees is the max it can be "unlevel" by.

Just been reading the Autosleeper book on the fridge and they say leave the red ignition switch ON,to enable fridge to relight in case of gas flame becoming extinguished.
Don

Post by **Ivor Brownun** » 08 Jun 2006, 22:25

Cheers Don, that thought occured to me as I was writing it, but dont you have to push the 0321 knob in at the same time? I will try lighting it next time without pushing the knob in.

Post by **Don-Tucker** » 09 Jun 2006, 06:44

I would have thought that,but thats what it said,perhaps once the thermocouple is hot it will reignite, maybe someone else could answer that.
Don