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Re: Fridge Question: old models vs. new ones

Posted: 20 Jun 2009, 07:09
by irishkeet
hi dan

i have an old one an RM182 that stopped working on gas
£45 service and its back on track
where in london are you, the place I went to was just in herts

if you do get a new one please let me know as I would have your old one (if your chucking it) as a spare
but as the others have said it canbe fixed :mrgreen:

Re: Fridge Question: old models vs. new ones

Posted: 22 Jun 2009, 11:38
by danthevan
irishkeet wrote:hi dan

i have an old one an RM182 that stopped working on gas
£45 service and its back on track
where in london are you, the place I went to was just in herts

if you do get a new one please let me know as I would have your old one (if your chucking it) as a spare
but as the others have said it canbe fixed :mrgreen:

hi irishkeet

where about in herts did you go? i took mine somewhere around Welham Green area (GT Towing) which is fairly close from where I live in north London.

I woke up this morning and decided to buy the new fridge and bought it and then read the comments posted.....

Old models have scored! :rollin

I've canceled the order now and i'm ready for another shot.... third time lucky (i hope) :ok

Re: Fridge Question: old models vs. new ones

Posted: 22 Jun 2009, 12:19
by irishkeet
dan

where in london are you?
ill find the receipt and send the info tonight

irishkeet

Re: Fridge Question: old models vs. new ones

Posted: 22 Jun 2009, 15:16
by danthevan
I live in Hackney.

Thanks Irishkeet.

Re: Fridge Question: old models vs. new ones

Posted: 22 Jun 2009, 16:13
by irishkeet
danthevan wrote:I live in Hackney.

Thanks Irishkeet.

ahh I squatted in chesholm road just off church street for yonks

the place i used is
Watling Engineers Ltd.

88 Parkstreet Village nr. St. Albans Herts. AL2 2LR ENGLAND

Ph.: 01727-873661

http://www.watling-towbars.co.uk" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

i rember the guy was gob smacked that the fridge still worked and had not seen one in years
anyway they did a good job, got to be taken out of course

all the best
irishkeet

Re: Fridge Question: old models vs. new ones

Posted: 22 Jun 2009, 16:40
by danthevan
cheers again irishkeet

and yes, good old stokey it is!

i'll call them tomorrow and see what they say.

regards,

dan

Re: Fridge Question: old models vs. new ones

Posted: 23 Jun 2009, 08:35
by billy739
are you going to bvf?

i have some gass bits from a 212 i disposed of a couple of weeks ago.

Re: Fridge Question: old models vs. new ones

Posted: 23 Jun 2009, 13:03
by ermie571
I have a fridge question......I have a small fridge in the garage that I was hoping to sell. It says RM212 f on the plaque inside...
Image; the instructions in wiki indicate that this should be a three way fridge....

but on the front it has a gas switch and nothing else:

Image


so is it a one way frigde? There is a small plastic connector on top of the fridge with 2 wires going into it, but I am thinking this may be for ignition. But it looks like it needs a 12v inpu into that plastic connector.

Don't know what to sell it as.....don't want to list it as a 212 f if people think they are getting a three way fridge. Just sold one of those, and there are many more connections!

thanks folks

Em
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Re: Fridge Question: old models vs. new ones

Posted: 24 Jun 2009, 08:00
by billy739
look at the rear of the fridge.

look at the foil coverd fibreglass tube

the electric heating elements enter thi tube .
there should be one set for 12v and one set for 240v.
if no wires then its a single way.

have you a pic of the rear?
also the sticker may be universal.

Re: Fridge Question: old models vs. new ones

Posted: 25 Jun 2009, 18:15
by danthevan
billy739 wrote:are you going to bvf?

i have some gass bits from a 212 i disposed of a couple of weeks ago.

Hi Billy739,

Did you keep the gas burner? I'm not going to bvf but I could arrange a courier if you'd like to sell it?