Domestic RML 9330 Tower Fridge

Lynton
Lynton Forum Participant Posts: 50
edited October 2018 in Caravans #1

Morning all hopefully you can help.  I have been searching the bailey parts section for a part which is the plastic little door latch that allows the fridge to remain open when not in transit.  It has broken, so need replacement, but the website does not have a picture available so hard to identify and especially getting the name of the part right, it may be Freezer door trigger but as I cant see a picture not sure if right bit.  Hopefully I have explained it right, door latch on these freezers have a plastic sleeve if you like that can keep the door open a little to allow air to circulate and when your travelling you fold it back on the metal latch and the door closes.

Hopefully someone has encountered this broken bit on these fridges and be able to identify and call it the right name so I can order the right part. Prima leisure accessories sent me a link to a Door trigger, no pic costing 8.99 seem expensive for a piece of plastic unless of course it is the whole part metal latch and plastic shield?

 

Thank You

 

Tony Lyn

 

 

 

 

  

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  • JVB66
    JVB66 Forum Participant Posts: 22,892
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    edited October 2018 #2

    Ours broke soon after purchase (very poor idea) so we just open door and hang a tea towel over the top of the door to keep it from closing

  • Lynton
    Lynton Forum Participant Posts: 50
    edited October 2018 #3

    lol nice one JVB66 does the job I suppose cool

  • AJB
    AJB Forum Participant Posts: 120
    edited November 2018 #4

    I'm sure I've seen these at our local accessory shop.  It's not the best I've been to so I'm sure you'll find one in your area....

    Otherwise don't bother with Bailey as they will add a surcharge like all manufacturers.  Get your local accessory shop to check their copy of the Grove Products catalogue and I'm sure you'll find it listed there.

  • Bobupandown
    Bobupandown Forum Participant Posts: 11
    edited December 2018 #5

    I had same problem on the uprated Dometic catch on Bailey S3 2015

    could not find one so resorted to plastic weld ( which is a solvent ) it lasted a while , then I ended up welding again and drilled a tiny hole across the crack and glued a length of panel pin through the break .stronger than the original .

    leisure spares could source the catch complete over £40

    some one surely will start supplying these

     

     

  • hitchglitch
    hitchglitch Forum Participant Posts: 3,007
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    edited December 2018 #6

    It’s very flimsy and hardly worth replacing I suggest. Many other ways of keeping the door open.

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