180 watt heating element  for 300 series Part number is 6199063 or 630809  and Some Dometic use the 180 watt heating element 

This  Brand-new AC electric 180 watt element is used is several brand RV Refrigerators.  This aftermarket element  has a 5 year warranty, not like original OEM Norcold or Dometic elements to carry only a 1 year warranty. This price will not be long lasting,  OFF very soon, RV tech’s, RV Dealers, and customers need to act now, even if not needed now, buy it one for a spare for  future needs.

A Norcolds Part number is 6199063 or 630809 depending on production date, this element wattage is also used for some Dometic Refrigerators

  180 watt Heating element is a very common model.  Most  late models use the   180 watt Heating element.

All our  Dometic AC Heating elements carry a  5 year replacement warranty.

The Heating Element for a Refrigerator (180W 120 Vac),used on several model RV Refrigerator Models like Dometic and Norcold. The  element has been used for model all the way back in the mid 1980’s. If in question you can’t read wattage on your element can email us the model number to check for confirming. 

❅ The Heating Element AC 120v 180w.

✿ Our Replacement aftermarket element  Includes wire lead with terminal ends.

✪ Installs easy and works like the original one, way longer warranty. 100% of the products have been rigorously tested to ensure that each product received by our user can work perfectly.

   A Dometic  OEM will only have a one year warranty all of  RV Cooling Unit Warehouse element have  a 5 year replacement warranty

YES, we have a 5 year replacement warranty if the element fails from the date of purchase.

The note here is Example only for reference : You need to check  ohms of the element before replacing. According to service manual, a good heating element should have an ohms measurement depending on the wattage of the element being tested.  An element tested with a reading range of 44 ohms would be an element for  the Dometic RM2652 using the using  325 watt  or when testing any Refrigerator element use OHMs Law. If the reading shows ohms + or – , Do not immediately consider replacing it with a new one. Check OHMs Laws. Different brand elements have different voltage ratings  so a rating of 325 watt at 120 VAC would read different OHMs  than an element rating of 325 watt  115 VAC .  Hope this Helps some for different element OHMs testing.

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