carpedatum
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I have a recent-gen Minnie travel trailer (2022 2327TB, to be exact) that came fitted with a Dometic 12V refrigerator (the DMC4101).
When I found this fridge evidently without power today (no lights, not running, not cold), I went on the hunt for a blown fuse or tripped breaker. I looked underneath it, behind the access panel there, and found only wiring. It isn't on the main electrical panel, as far as I can tell. It isn't up front near the battery.
I tried calling Winnebago Travel Trailer Customer Service, hoping for a wiring diagram, but simply got a message saying that they're in a meeting.
Eventually I dug up the manual at Dometic's website and discovered that all I needed to do was hold down the Mode Selection Button for three seconds to turn the thing back on. That controls power to the lights as well as the rest of the fridge.
It remains, though, that I have no idea how the circuit for the refrigerator on this rig is protected. Does anyone happen to know?
When I found this fridge evidently without power today (no lights, not running, not cold), I went on the hunt for a blown fuse or tripped breaker. I looked underneath it, behind the access panel there, and found only wiring. It isn't on the main electrical panel, as far as I can tell. It isn't up front near the battery.
I tried calling Winnebago Travel Trailer Customer Service, hoping for a wiring diagram, but simply got a message saying that they're in a meeting.
Eventually I dug up the manual at Dometic's website and discovered that all I needed to do was hold down the Mode Selection Button for three seconds to turn the thing back on. That controls power to the lights as well as the rest of the fridge.
It remains, though, that I have no idea how the circuit for the refrigerator on this rig is protected. Does anyone happen to know?
