MagicWatch MWE 7106F - Refrigerator DOMETIC - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Motorhome refrigerator
Brand	Dometic
Model	MagicWatch MWE 7106F
Net capacity	106 liters
Dimensions (H x W x D)	850 x 525 x 550 mm
Weight	18 kg
Power supply	12 V DC / 230 V AC (adaptable)
Energy consumption	Approximately 45 W at 12 V
Climate class	N (temperate)
Main functions	Refrigeration and freezing (freezer compartment); adjustable thermostat
Defrost type	Manual
Refrigerant	R600a (isobutane)
Noise level	≤ 40 dB(A)
Maintenance and cleaning	Clean the interior with a damp cloth and mild detergent; defrost regularly; check door seals
Safety	Low voltage operation with reverse polarity protection; automatic shut-off in case of overheating
Spare parts and repairability	Parts available from Dometic after-sales service; repair possible by an authorized professional
General information	Suitable for use in motorhomes, caravans and boats; built-in or free-standing installation

Frequently Asked Questions - MagicWatch MWE 7106F DOMETIC

What is the capacity of the Dometic MagicWatch MWE 7106F refrigerator?

The MagicWatch MWE 7106F model has a net capacity of 106 liters, with a freezer compartment of about 10 liters.

How to power the refrigerator in a motorhome?

This device operates on 12 V DC from the vehicle battery. A 230 V AC mains adapter is available as an option for use at home or at campgrounds with electrical hookup.

How to adjust the temperature?

Use the thermostat knob inside the refrigerator. Turn it to a higher number for stronger cooling. The recommended setting is usually between 3 and 5.

How to defrost the appliance?

Defrosting is manual. Turn off the appliance, remove food, and place a towel to absorb meltwater. Do not use sharp objects to remove ice. Wait until the ice has completely melted.

What regular maintenance is required?

Clean the interior with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Check the door seals to ensure a good seal. Make sure the rear ventilation grille is clear.

What to do if the refrigerator stops cooling?

Check the power supply (battery, fuses). Make sure the thermostat is not set to '0'. Check that ventilation is not obstructed. If the problem persists, contact Dometic after-sales service.

Can I install this refrigerator in a boat?

Yes, this model is designed for use in motorhomes, caravans, and boats. Ensure the power supply is suitable (12 V) and the appliance is securely fastened to prevent movement.

What are the exact dimensions?

The approximate dimensions are: height 850 mm, width 525 mm, depth 550 mm. Refer to the manual for precise dimensions and built-in requirements.

Is the refrigerator noisy?

The noise level is below 40 dB(A), which is quiet for a motorhome refrigerator. A slight compressor noise is normal.

Where to find spare parts?

Spare parts are available from Dometic after-sales service or authorized dealers. You can also order online from the official website.

USER MANUAL MagicWatch MWE 7106F DOMETIC

DE: 16

ES: 76

DA: 136

FI: 196

PL: 256

HU: 316

EN: 36

IT: 96

SV: 156

PT: 216

CS: 276

FR: 56

NL: 116

NO: 176

RU: 236

SK: 296

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DE: 16 ES: 76 DA: 136 FI: 196 PL: 256 HU: 316

EN: 36 IT: 96 SV: 156 PT: 216 CS: 276

FR: 56 NL: 116 NO: 176 RU: 236 SK: 296

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22		-9 ... +9	0
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25		45 ... 1245 – 120 cm	6060 cm
26		45 ... 1245 – 120 cm 45 cm	45

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DE: 14

ES: 75

DA: 135

FI: 195

PL: 255

HU: 315

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IT: 95

SV: 155

PT: 215

CS: 275

FR: 55

NL: 115

NO: 175

RU: 235

SK: 295

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DE: 16

ES: 76

DA: 136

FI: 196

PL: 256

HU: 316

EN: 36

IT: 96

SV: 156

PT: 216

CS: 276

FR: 56

NL: 116

NO: 176

RU: 236

SK: 296

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EN: 36 IT: 96 SV: 156 PT: 216 CS: 276

FR: 56 NL: 116 NO: 176 RU: 236 SK: 296

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DE: 6 NO: 167

EN: 27 FI: 187

FR: 47 PT: 207

ES: 67 RU: 227

IT: 87 PI: 247

NI: 107 CS: 267

NE: 187 DA: 127 SK: 287

DA: 127 OK: 207 SV: 147 HU: 207

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DE: 8 NO: 169 EN: 29 FI: 189 FR: 49 PT: 209 ES: 69 RU: 229 IT: 89 PL: 249 NL: 109 CS: 249 DA: 129 SK: 289 SV: 149 HU: 309

DE: 8 ES: 69 DA: 129 FI: 189 PL: 249 HU: 309 EN: 29 IT: 89 SV: 149 PT: 209 CS: 269 FR: 49 NL: 109 NO: 169 RU: 229 SK: 289

DE: 9 ES: 70 DA: 130 FI: 190 PL: 250 HU: 310 EN: 30 IT: 90 SV: 150 PT: 210 CS: 270 FR: 50 NL: 110 NO: 170 RU: 230 SK: 290

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DE: 11	ES: 72	DA: 132	FI: 192	PL: 252	HU: 312
EN: 32	IT: 92	SV: 152	PT: 212	CS: 272
FR: 52	NL: 112	NO: 172	RU: 232	SK: 292

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DE: 13	ES: 74	DA: 134	FI: 194	PL: 254	HU: 314
EN: 34	IT: 94	SV: 154	PT: 214	CS: 274
FR: 54	NL: 114	NO: 174	RU: 234	SK: 294

MWE7106F

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DE: 13	ES: 74	DA: 134	FI: 194	PL: 254	HU: 314
EN: 34	IT: 94	SV: 154	PT: 214	CS: 274
FR: 54	NL: 114	NO: 174	RU: 234	SK: 294

	EN	DE	FR	ES	IT	NL	DA	SV
bl	Blue	Blau	Bleu	Azul	Blu	Blauw	Blà	Blà
br	Brown	Braun	Marron	Marrón	Marrone	Bruin	Brun	Brun
ge	Yellow	Gelb	Jaune	Amarillo	Giallo	Geel	Gul	Gul
gr	Grey	Grau	Gris	Gris	Grigio	Grijs	Grá	Grá
rt	Red	Rot	Rouge	Rojo	Rosso	Rood	Rød	Röd
sw	Black	Schwarz	Noir	Negro	Nero	Zwart	Sort	Svart
ws	Weiß	White	Blanc	Blanco	Bianco	Wit	Hvid	Vit
	NO	FI	PT	RU	PL	CS	SK	HU
bl	Blá	Sininen	Azul	Синий	Niebieski	Modrá	Modrá	Kék
br	Brun	Ruskea	Castanho	Коричневый	Brazowy	Hněda	Hnedá	Barna
ge	Gul	Keltainen	Amarelo	Желтый	Žolty	Žlutá	Žtta	Sarga
gr	Grá	Harmaa	Cinzento	Зеленый	Zielony	Zelená	Zelená	Szürke
rt	Rød	Punainen	Vermelho	Красный	Czerwony	Červená	Červená	Piros
sw	Svart	Musta	Preto	Черный	Czarny	Černá	Čierna	Fekete
ws	Hvit	Valkoinen	Branco	Белый	Biały	Bílá	Biela	Fehér

WAECO

by Dometic GROUP

Dometic WAECO International GmbH

Hollefeldstrasse 63

D-48282 Emsdetten

www.dometic.com

MagicWatch

MWE7106, MWE7106F

DE 3 Parking aid

Installation and Operating Manual

Supplement to Fig. 8

Please read this instruction manual carefully before installation and first use, and store it in a safe place. If you pass on the product to another person, hand over this instruction manual along with it.

Table of contents

1 Explanation of symbols 25 2 Safety and installation instructions 25 3 Scope of delivery 27 4 Intended use 29 5 Instructions before installation 29 6 Fitting the parking aid 31 7 Connecting the parking aid 32 8 Registering and identifying sensors 34 9 Detection range 35 10 Setting the system 36 11 Performing a functional test 38 12 Using the parking aid 39 13 Troubleshooting 40 14 Warranty 42 15 Disposal 42 16 Technical data 43

1 Explanation of symbols

WARNING!

Safety instruction: Failure to observe this instruction can cause fatal or serious injury.

NOTICE!

Failure to observe this instruction can cause material damage and impair the function of the product.

NOTE

Supplementary information for operating the product.

▶ Action: This symbol indicates that action is required on your part. The required action is described step-by-step. √ This symbol describes the result of an action.

Fig. 1 5, page 3: This refers to an element in an illustration. In this case, item 5 in figure 1 on page 3.

2 Safety and installation instructions

The following texts are only a supplement to the illustrations on the supplementary sheet. They do not contain the full installation and operating instructions. Please observe the illustrations on the supplementary sheet.

Please observe the prescribed safety instructions and stipulations from the vehicle manufacturer and service workshops.

Observe the applicable legal regulations.

The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage in the following cases:

● Damage to the product resulting from mechanical influences and excess voltage - Alterations to the product without express permission from the manufacturer ● Use for purposes other than those described in the operating manual

WARNING!

• Secure the parts of the parking aid which are installed in the vehicle in such a way that they cannot become loose under any circumstances (sudden braking, accidents) and cause injuries to the occupants of the vehicle.
• Do not install the parts of the parking aid anywhere in the vehicle where an airbag may open. This could cause injury if the airbag deploys.
• The parking aid is intended as an additional aid, which means it does not relieve you of the obligation to take due care when manoeuvring.

NOTICE!

• Installing the parking aid can cause problems on vehicles with LED tail lights.
• If you would like to install the sensors on metal bumpers, you will require suitable adapters (not included in the scope of delivery).
• Do not expose the control electronics to dampness.
• Do not install the control electronics near any other control modules. ● The sensors may not cover signal lamps.
• When fitting the sensors, make sure there are no objects fixed to the vehicle (such as a bicycle rack, number plates) that are in the detection range of the sensors.

3 Scope of delivery

3.1 MWE7106

See fig. 1

No. Quantity Description Item no.

1 1 Control electronics 9101500074

2 1 Loudspeaker MWD-900

3 1 Control electronics connection cable

4 1 Sensor distributor 9101500067

5 6 Digital ultrasonic sensors (black) 9101500068

6 6 Standard 0° sensor holder(fitted from the inside)

7 6 Standard 10° sensor holder(fitted from the inside)

8 6 0° sensor holder with cover ring(fitted from the outside)

9 6 12° sensor holder with cover ring(fitted from the outside)

10 — Fastening material

3.2 MWE7106F

See fig. 1

No. Quantity Description Item no.

1 1 Control electronics 9101500075

2 1 Loudspeaker MWD-900

3 1 Control electronics connection cable

4 1 Sensor distributor 9101500067

5 6 Digital ultrasonic sensors (black) 9101500068

6 6 Standard 0° sensor holder(fitted from the inside)

7 6 Standard 10° sensor holder(fitted from the inside)

8 — —

9 6 12° sensor holder with cover ring(fitted from the outside)

10 — Fastening material

3.3 Accessories

Available as accessories (not included in the scope of delivery):

Description	Item no.
Sensor holder for metal bumper	9101500015
Sensor extension cable, 1.5 m	9103555747
LED display	9101500079
External button MWE7106F	9101500066

4 Intended use

MWE7106(F) is a parking aid based on ultrasound. It monitors space when manoeuvring

● MWE7106: rear area of the vehicle ● MWE7106F: front area of the vehicle

It provides an audible warning signal for any obstacles it detects.

MWE7106 is designed for installation in cars and vans.

5 Instructions before installation

5.1 Painting the sensors

See fig. 2

NOTE

The sensors may be painted. The manufacturer recommends having the sensors painted by a specialist workshop.

5.2 Determining the place of installation for the sensors

See fig. 3 to fig. 6

NOTE

The sensors must be correctly aligned for the device to work properly.

If they point to the ground, irregularities and bumps on the surface may be interpreted as obstacles. If they point too far up, obstacles will not be detected at all.

Note the following during installation:

● The area around the sensors must be free from other objects. - The distance from the sensors to the ground should be at least 40 cm and a maximum of 50 cm (fig. 3). - Note that the installation angle depends on the installation height. Select the right sensor holder and the appropriate drill diameter by consulting the table in fig. 3. - MWE7106: If a bicycle rack has been fitted, then, taking the minimum installation into account, install the sensors at least 30 cm below it (fig. 4).

Supplementary to fig. 6

▶ Observe the intervals between sensors.

NOTE

You can also distribute the sensors as shown in alternative B.

6 Fitting the parking aid

See fig. 7 to fig. 10

Supplement fig. 7

Supplementary to fig. 8

NOTICE! Risk of malfunction!

Align the sensor holders so that the fastening lugs are horizontal (fig. 3). Otherwise there is no guarantee the parking aid will function correctly.

NOTE

We recommend use of the punching tool for optimal installation device.

Push the sensor holders (fig. 1 8 or 9) into the holes (24 mm) until they lock into place.

7 Connecting the parking aid

MWE7106: See fig. 11

NOTE

On some vehicles, the reversing light only works when the ignition is switched on. In this case, you must switch on the ignition in order to identify the positive and earth wires.

No. Description	Plug socket for plug
1 Control electronics –
2 Reversing light –
3 Blue/black cable: connection to the reversing light 14
4 Brown cable: Connection to earth 2
5 Yellow wire from the loudspeaker 15
6 Blue wire from the loudspeaker 3
7 Red/grey cable: connection to the radio's mute connection (optional)	6
8 Sensor connection cables (LIN bus) 12/24
	(9/21)
	(10/22)
	(11/23)
9 Sensors –
10 Earth signal for bicycle trailer and trailer detection (see chapter “Setting the system” on page 36)	17

MWE7106F: See fig. 12

No. Description	Plug socket for plug
1 Control electronics –
2 Ignition –
3 Blue/black cable: connection to ignition 14
4 Brown cable: connection to earth 2
5 Yellow wire from the loudspeaker 15
6 Blue wire from the loudspeaker 3
7 Yellow/black cable: connection to the speed signal from the speedometer (optional)	16
8 Yellow/blue cable: connection to reversing light (optional) 4
9 White/blue cable: connection to parking brake (optional) 17
10 Red/grey cable: connection to the radio's mute connection (optional)	6
11 Sensor connection cables (LIN bus)	12/24(9/21)(10/22)(11/23)
12 Sensors	–

8 Registering and identifying sensors

The sensors and their position must be registered by the control unit. To do this, proceed as follows:

Switch on the ignition. Engage the reverse gear. The control unit registers the sensors connected.

The display on the control unit shows LE.

The loudspeaker emits short acoustic signals repeatedly.

Once the registration is complete, LE flashes on the display. The sensors must now be identified by the control unit.

Park the vehicle so that it is surrounded by at least 1 m of free space to ensure the sensors cannot detect any obstacles. Switch the ignition off and on again.

Engage the reverse gear.

Press both buttons on the control unit for more than three seconds.

The control unit registers the sensors connected.

Once the registration is complete, the loudspeaker emits a long acoustic signal. The sensors must now be identified by the control unit.

Starting at the driver's door, walk around the vehicle from the first to the last sensor (fig. 13).

The loudspeaker acknowledges each sensor detected with a short acoustic signal.

Once identification is complete, the loudspeaker emits a long acoustic signal.

NOTE

If an error occurs during this procedure, you can restart the procedure by pressing both buttons together for longer than three seconds.

9 Detection range

9.1 MWE7106

See fig. 13

The detection range of the parking aid is divided into four zones:

- Zone 1

This zone is the first limit range. Small objects or those with poor reflective characteristics may not be detected here.

- Zone 2

Nearly all objects in this zone are displayed.

- Zone 3

Virtually all objects are displayed in this zone, but some objects may end up in the blind spot of the sensors.

- Stop zone (4)

If there are objects in this zone, the parking aid emits a continuous tone warning you to stop.

Virtually all objects are displayed in this zone, but some objects may end up in the blind spot of the sensors.

There must be no objects such as bicycle racks or spare wheels in the detection range of the sensors, as this would result in an incorrect display.

The display of fixed objects, such as a trailer coupling or a part of the spare wheel, can be suppressed (parameters 51, 52 and 53).

9.2 MWE7106F

See fig. 13

The detection range of the parking aid is divided into three zones:

- Zone 1

This zone is the first limit range. Small objects or those with poor reflective characteristics may not be detected here.

- Zone 2

Virtually all objects are displayed in this zone, but some objects may end up in the blind spot of the sensors.

- Stop zone (3)

If there are objects in this zone, the parking aid emits a continuous tone warning you to stop.

Virtually all objects are displayed in this zone, but some objects may end up in the blind spot of the sensors.

10 Setting the system

See fig. 13 to fig. 16

WARNING!

Incorrect settings can impair the operational safety.

The control electronics have the following control elements:

No. in fig. 14 Description

1 Display F5 Factory settings activated

C5 Your own settings

2, 3 Buttons for setting the system

NOTE

• To save the settings, disengage and engage the reverse gear and wait for 2 s.
• To stop setting the parameters without saving your changes, or to stop the entire set-up: Do not press any button for a while.

Restoring the factory settings

▶ Press the right-hand button for longer than 5 s to access programming mode. ▶ The display now shows 01. ▶ Press both buttons for longer than two seconds. √ The display shows F5.

Only MWE7106: Suppressing use of a bicycle rack or trailer

With an optional switch you can:

• Switch over the standard stop zone (parameters 47, 48 and 49) to a higher stop zone (parameters 61, 62 and 63) if you are using a bicycle rack and this is being folded out, or ● Deactivate the parking aid while you are using a trailer.

To do this, proceed as follows:

▶ Connect pin 17 of the connection cable plug to earth using the external switch. ▶ For trailers only: Set parameter 56 to 00.

Suppress display of object fixed on the vehicle.

▶ Only MWE7106: Set parameters 51, 52 and 53 to suit your trailer coupling or your spare wheel. ▶ Only MWE7106F: Set parameters 31, 32 and 33 according to your number plate.

Only MWE7106F: Select operating mode

▶ Set parameter 39 to

- 00: if the system should be activated using the reverse gear. In this case, the yellow/blue wire must be connected to pin 4 of the control module and to the reverse gear signal. - 01: if the system should be activated when the ignition is switched on and if the system should be activated when the travel speed is between 0 and 10 km/h.

In this case, the yellow/black wire from pin 16 must be connected with the speed signal.

In addition, you can set parameter 35 to the desired time after which the sensors should be deactivated.

Only MWE7106F: Adjust outer sensors

▶ Set parameter to

• 00: if all sensors should be activated when the reverse gear is engaged.
• 01: if only the outer sensors should be activated when the reverse gear is engaged.

In this case, the yellow/blue wire must be connected to pin 4 of the control module and to the reverse gear signal.

11 Performing a functional test

Conduct the functional test of the sensors as follows:

▶ Switch on the ignition and activate the sensors.

Be very careful when you operate the device for the first time, and make sure that you familiarize yourself with the various sequences of beeps.

WARNING!

In the stop zone, some obstacles may not be detected, because they are no longer within range of the sensors (design-related characteristic).

12 Using the parking aid

MWE7106: The sensors are activated automatically when you engage the reverse gear with the ignition on or the engine running. An activation signal is emitted (two short tones).

MWE7106F: The system can be used in one of two operating modes:

• The sensors are automatically activated when the ignition is switched on. After the set time (standard: 20 s), the sensors are deactivated.
• The sensors are activated automatically once the speed of the vehicle is between 0 and 10 km/h and the ignition is switched on (factory setting).

As soon as there is an obstacle within the detection range, a repeated signal tone is emitted. As you approach, the tone sequence changes, depending on the zone in which the obstacle is, thereby indicating the distance (fig. 13).

Be very careful the first time you use the system, until you are familiar with the various sequences of beeps.

WARNING!

Stop the vehicle immediately and investigate the situation (getting out if necessary), if the following happens while you are manoeuvring:

The device first indicates an obstacle and the tone sequence speeds up normally (e.g. from slow to medium) when manoeuvring. The signal tone suddenly slows down, or no obstacle is indicated at all.

This means that the original obstacle is in the blind spot of the sensors (construction-related characteristic), and there is still a potential for collision.

13 Troubleshooting

The device shows no function.

The cables to the reversing light are not connected or are not properly connected.

The plugs for the sensors are not connected or are not correctly plugged into the control electronics.

▶ Check the plugs and make sure they lock into place.

Low error tone for three seconds after engaging reverse gear

One or more sensors are defective or no longer connected to the control electronics. The display shows the defective sensor:

• for example, E for sensor 1. Sensor 1 has the shortest connection cable, sensor 6 the longest.
• If more than one sensor is defective, they are shown in succession.

▶ Check the plugs and make sure they lock into place.

▶ Replace the defective sensor(s).

NOTICE!

The system does not work if one or more sensors are defective.

No function

The voltage supply is missing.

▶ Check the connection of the blue/black and brown wire.

No acoustic signals

The loudspeaker is switched off, or incorrectly connected.

▶ Set parameter 01 to value “1” or “2” (see chapter “Setting the system” on page 36). ▶ Check whether the loudspeaker is connected correctly.

Device indicates obstacles incorrectly

False alarms may have the following causes:

• Dirt or frost on the sensors. ▶ Clean the sensors. ● The sensors were incorrectly installed. ▶ Adjust the position of the sensors (fig. 3). ▶ If necessary, set the sensitivity of the sensors (chapter "Setting the system" on page 36).

- MWE7106: Parameters 41, 42 and 43

- MWE7106F: Parameters 21, 22 and 43

● The sensors are in contact with the chassis.

▶ Separate the sensors from the chassis.

The spare wheel is causing false alarms

▶ Set the system to suit your spare wheel (see chapter "Setting the system" on page 36).

• MWE7106: Parameters 51, 52 and 53
• MWE7106F: Parameters 31, 32 and 33

Only MWE7106: Objects on the vehicle (e.g. spare wheel) are causing false alarms

▶ Set parameters 61, 62 and 63 to suit your object 00 or 01 (see chapter "Setting the system" on page 36). Adjust the stop zone using parameters 47, 48 and 49 to suit your object (see chapter "Setting the system" on page 36).

Fault Display Codes

Separated sensors	Control electronics display	LED display
Front corner sensors (1 and 6)	E1 and E6	Green LED (front display)
Front middle sensors (2 and 5)	E2 and E5	Two orange LEDs (front display)
Front central sensors (3 and 4)	E3 and E4	One orange LED (front display)
Rear corner sensors (7 and 12)	E7 and E12	Green LED (rear display)
Rear middle sensors (8 and 11)	E8 and E11	Two orange LEDs (rear display)
Rear central sensors (9 and 10)	E9 and E10	One orange LED (rear display)

14 Warranty

The statutory warranty period applies. If the product is defective, please contact the manufacturer's branch in your country (see the back of the instruction manual for the addresses) or your retailer.

For repair and guarantee processing, please send the following items:

• Defect components ● A copy of the receipt with purchasing date ● A reason for the claim or description of the fault

15 Disposal

Place the packaging material in the appropriate recycling waste bins wherever possible.

If you wish to finally dispose of the product, ask your local recycling centre or specialist dealer for details about how to do this in accordance with the applicable disposal regulations.

16 Technical data

	MWE7106 MWE7106F
Item no.: 9101500072 9101	500073
Detection range: approx. 0.35 m up to 3.00 m		approx. 0.35 m up to 1.20 m
Ultrasound frequency: 58 kHz
Input voltage: 10 – 32 V
Current: Max. 350 mA
Operating temperature: -35 °C to +70 °C
Certification:

NOTE

The sensors may be painted. The manufacturer recommends having the sensors painted by a specialist workshop.

Complement to Fig. 8

10 Setting the system

Complement to Fig. 8

Complement to Fig. 8

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SPAIN

Dometic Spain S.L.

Avda. Sierra del Guadarrama, 16

E-28691 Villanueva de la Cañada

Madrid

[phone]

[phone]

Mail: [e-mail]

SWEDEN

Dometic Scandinavia AB

Gustaf Melins gata 7

Dometic Switzerland AG

Riedackerstrasse 7a

CH-8153 Rümlang

[phone]

[phone]

Mail: [e-mail]

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

Dometic Middle East FZCO

P. O. Box 17860

S-D 6, Jebel Ali Freezone

Dubai

[phone]

[phone]

Mail: [e-mail]

UNITED KINGDOM

Dometic UK Ltd.

Dometic House, The Brewery

Blandford St. Mary

Dorset DT11 9LS

[phone]

[phone]

Mail: [e-mail]

USA

Dometic RV Division

1120 North Main Street

Elkhart, IN 46515

[phone]