Dometic Manual Refrigerator Diagnostic Service Manual - WebRing
Dometic Manual Refrigerator Diagnostic Service Manual - WebRing
Dometic Manual Refrigerator Diagnostic Service Manual - WebRing
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(25)<br />
Three things must be remembered<br />
when diagnosing a cooling unit:<br />
First, circulation within the cooling<br />
unit is totally gravitational. This<br />
means proper leveling is important.<br />
Second, heat - created to boil<br />
the ammonia - now has to be dissipated<br />
into the surrounding air. Heat<br />
from the absorber and condenser must<br />
also be dissipated so as to cool the<br />
ammonia sufficiently.<br />
Third, proper heat application at<br />
the boiler section.<br />
(26)<br />
When diagnosing a cooling unit, remember this<br />
is the only part we cannot field check with test<br />
equipment, yet it is the simplest and quickest<br />
part to diagnose.<br />
(27)<br />
After the unit has been operating for<br />
approximately one hour, carefully touch the unit<br />
at the boiler box and the absorber area. These<br />
areas should be approximately the same<br />
temperature, regardless of the ambient<br />
temperature. Equal heat between the boiler and<br />
the absorber indicates the fluid circulation within<br />
the unit is good.<br />
TEMPERATURE<br />
EXCHANGER<br />
D-6-10<br />
THE ABSORPTION SYSTEM<br />
DIAGNOSING<br />
THE<br />
COOLING UNIT<br />
TEMPERATURE<br />
b<br />
GOOD CIRCULATION<br />
CONDENSER<br />
EVAPORATOF<br />
BOILER