Storing Food In The Refrigerator; Cleaning; Ice Cubes; Travel Latch - Dometic RM24A Service Manual

STORING FOOD IN THE REFRXGERATOR
Proper refrigeration requires free air circulation within the food storage coar
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partment. Restricted air circulation within the food storage compartment will
cause higher cabinet temperatures, Rearrange foods.
2. It is also essential that the shelves are not covered with paper or large
storage containers.
Odorous foods or highly flavored foods should always be stored in covered
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dishes, plastic bags or wrapped in foil or wax paper, to prevent food odors.
Vegetables, lettuce,
put hot food into the refrigerator.
4. To reduce frost formation in and on the freezing compartment, cover stored
liquids and moist foods and do not leave the door open longer than necessary,
When the refrigerator is heavily loaded, i t t a k e s l o n g e r f o r r e f r i g e r a t o r telh-
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peratures to lower, also increasing the ice making time. A very heavy load may
also cause defrosting.
The cabinet interior should be cleaned regularly. Remove the shelves and wash the
lining with lukewarm water to which a little baking soda may be added. Dry
thoroughly, especially around door frames and door gasket, Warm water only should
be used to wash the cooling evaporator, ice-tra:rs and shelves.
Plastic dishes may be washed in warm soapy water - not hotter than i s b e a r a b l e t o
the hand. Do not expose them to dry heat, (Never use strong chemicals or abrasive
cleaning materials on any part of the cabinet).
ICE CLiES
Do not use warm water, as it takes longer to freeze.
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Faster freezing will result if precooled w a t e r i s u s e d .
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TRAVEL LATCti
The travel latch may be fitted to hold the door closed while in transit.
TO SHUT OFF THE CABINET
If for any reason refrigeration is not required over a period of weeks, the gas
taps or electric switch should be turned off,
The cabinet and ice trays should be emptied, cleaned and dried and the door left
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DOOR SEAL

I t i s e s s e n t i a l , f o r c o r r e c t o p e r a t i o n , that the door gasket makes a good seal
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all around, against the front of the cabinet.
The compression of the gasket down the hinge side must not be too great: The
gasket should just contact the front of the cabinet when the door is closed.
This is normally allowed for during manufacturing,
etc., should be covered to retain their crispness, Xever
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