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 Topic: Electrolux RM212,F Fridge. 240v `stat
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12/8/2017 at 3:23pm
Location: Royal Forest of Dean
Outfit: Motorhome
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It could possibly be the hot water element tripping the electrics, it's like a kettle element and when it gets furred up so much that the scale touches together it trips out.
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12/8/2017 at 4:28pm
Location: Derbyshire
Outfit: Elddis accordo Motorhome
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It's more likely the fridge 240v element is at fault than the thermostat. I can't ever remember getting an earth fault on a thermostat in the 20 odd years in the industry. You need to do an insulation test with a 500v tester. Especially if it's an intermittent fault.
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