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Dometic CoolMatic fridges & ColdMachine units

CoolMatic is the name Dometic (and Waeco before it) gives its 12/24 V compressor fridges for boats and vans. The built-in uprights went from the Waeco CR 50–140 to the CRX 50, 65, 80, 110 and 140, which kept the same housing sizes, so installation frames and door seals carry over between a CR and a CRX of the same size; the type plate reads CRX00xx for 12/24 V DC models and CRX10xx for AC/DC models with a built-in mains supply. Next to them sit the CRD 50 drawer fridge, the CD 20 and CD 30 drawer coolers with a compressor that can be mounted separately, and the CRP 40 front-loader. For your own icebox the ColdMachine cooling units (sold earlier as CoolMatic too) come in three series, each paired with a VD evaporator: 50 (CU-54/55, up to 130 l) and 80 (CU-84/85/86, up to 250 l) with a Secop BD35F, 90 (CU-94/95/96, up to 400 l) with a BD50F. Dometic lists the CRX 50 and CRX 80 as replaced by the NRX 50C and NRX 80C; spare parts are ordered by the type-plate code (CRX0080, CR-1080 and so on).

Manuals & documents

The manuals and frame sheets come straight from Dometic’s servers. Since the NRX took over, the CRX product pages have left Dometic’s European sites, so the model data link to an archived copy on archive.org. The parts diagrams with Dometic numbers come from the French dealer mon-camping-car.com, which has the same for the CRX 50 S, 65 and 140 and the CD 20. We host no manuals.

Wear parts & part numbers

PartOEM numberAlso fitsNote
Control unit4450000003 · 44500304751,2,3—Electronic compressor controller ‘DC10’, 12/24 V, listed for the CRX 50, 65, 80, 110 and 140 (DC versions CRX00xx) and Dometic’s CK40D. The dealer sells it as 4450000003 and gives 4450030475 as the manufacturer’s reference, so quote both. Some CRX are listed with the Secop-type unit 4450018984 instead: look at the unit fitted before you order.
Control unit44500189844,5,6,7—Electronic unit for Secop BD35F/BD50F compressors, 12/24 V: in the parts diagrams of the CD 20 and CD 30, and listed by camping-car-plus also for the CRD 50, the CR 50–110 and CRX models with a Secop compressor. Before blaming it, read the fault LED and check the voltage at its terminals (code 1).
Main circuit board4450026433 · 44500127448,9,10,3—Electronic board (‘carte électronique’) that handles compressor and temperature control: 4450026433 for the CRX 50, 65 and 80 in DC and AC/DC (the dealer also lists the CRX1110), 4450012744 for the CRX 110 and 140 (CRX0110, CRX1110, CRX0140, CRX1140). The dealer takes neither back, so compare with the old board first.
Temperature sensor445001042311,2,12—NTC temperature sensor for every CRX (CRX0050 to CRX1140), also the CRE 50/65/80 and CRX Pro. A CRX whose red LED stays lit is reporting a faulty temperature sensor.
Fan445001909713,10,3—Condenser fan, 12 V, 120 × 120 × 25 mm, listed for the CRX 50, 65, 80, 110 and 140 (DC and AC/DC). A tired fan shows as long run times or noise; the electronics flash code 2 if a fan draws more than 1 A.
Fan445100248514,4,5—Fan for the CD 20 and CD 30 drawer coolers (all DC versions, CD20DC to CD30DCS).
Thermostat445100281315,4,16—Mechanical thermostat for the CD 20 and CD 30. Its sensor must sit firmly on the evaporator; if it doesn’t, the compressor runs non-stop.
Adjusting knob445100962817,4—Thermostat knob for the CD 20 and CD 30.
Door seal445001022118,19—CRX 50 and the older CR 50 (CRX0050, CRX1050, CR-0050, CR-1050), also the CRX Pro 50.
Door seal445001022220,10—CRX 65 and CR 65 (CRX0065, CRX1065, CR-0065, CR-1065).
Door seal445001022321,2—CRX 80 and CR 80 (CRX0080, CRX1080, CR-1080).
Door seal445001152422,3,23—CRX 110 and CR 110 (CRX0110, CRX1110, CR-0110, CR-1110); Elkhart RV Parts in the USA sells it for the CR-110 too. No seal number for the 140 turned up.
Freezer compartment door445001188224,25,19,26—Freezer compartment door with separator for the CRX 50, 380 × 141 mm. The manual says not to force the flap and not to pull out the divider while there is ice in the compartment.
Door lock445001535527,19,26—Door lock (‘fermeture porte’), listed for every CRX size in DC and AC/DC, the CRD 50 and the CR 110/140. Its wheel has two positions, Lock and Vent; turn it only with the door open, or the fridge gets damaged.
Compressor4450001725 · 445000172028,29,4,3—Bare compressors in Dometic’s parts list: 4450001725 for the CD 20/30, CRD 50, CR 50–110, CRX 50/65/80 and the ColdMachine CU-55; 4450001720 in the CRX 110 diagram, also listed for the CRX 140 and several CRX AC/DC models and CFX coolboxes. Compare the label on your compressor. Changing it means opening the refrigerant circuit: a job for a refrigeration technician.
Filter drier445000180830,10,12,5—Filter drier, 100 × 16 mm, in the dealer’s diagrams for the CRX 65, 80, 110, 140 and the CD 20. It is only changed when the refrigerant circuit is opened for a repair.
Mains rectifier (AC adapter)9600000445 · 9600000441 · 960000044031,26,32,33replaces 9103555825—Mains rectifiers, 100–240 V AC to 24 V DC: MPS35 9600000445 for BD35F units (CRX DC versions, CRD 50, CRP 40, CR and the ColdMachine 50 and 80 series; the CRD 50 manual gives the MPS35 as 9103555825). MPS50 9600000441 for the BD50F ColdMachine 90 series; EPS100 9600000440 as another option for BD35F units. The MPS35 switches between mains and battery by itself, with mains taking priority.
Installation frame9105306405 · 9105306406 · 9105306407 · 9105306408 · 9105306409 · 9105305676 · 9105305677 · 9105305678 · 9105305679 · 910530568034,35,36,37,38,39—Standard installation frames CR-IFST, for the sizes 50, 65, 80, 110, 140 in turn: coated ‘N’ frames for the standard fridges 9105306405 (the 50 also fits the CRP 40 and CRD 50) to 9105306409; brushed stainless ‘S’ frames for the S models 9105305676 to 9105305680, which the 2014 Dometic WAECO sheet lists for the CR 50–140.
Installation frame9105306410 · 9105306411 · 9105306412 · 9105306413 · 9105306414 · 9105305671 · 9105305672 · 9105305673 · 9105305674 · 910530567540,41,42,43,44,45—Flush-mount frames CR-IFFM, which set the fridge front flush with the furniture, again for 50, 65, 80, 110, 140: coated ‘N’ 9105306410 to 9105306414, brushed stainless ‘S’ 9105305671 to 9105305675 (listed for the CR 50–140 on the 2014 sheet).
Condensing unit (compressor)9105306623 · 910530662446,47,31—ColdMachine 50 series with a Secop BD35F, for boxes up to 130 l: CU-54 flat (386 × 155 × 130 mm) 9105306623, CU-55 cubic (220 × 160 × 220 mm) 9105306624. Delivered pre-charged; joined to the evaporator by one-way couplings.
Condensing unit (compressor)9105306598 · 910530659948,49,50—ColdMachine 80 series with a Secop BD35F, up to 250 l of fridge or 70 l of freezer, for warmer waters: CU-85 cubic 9105306598 (Defender sells it under the same number), CU-86 upright 9105306599.
Condensing unit (compressor)9105306600 · 9105306601 · 910530660251,52,53,31—ColdMachine 90 series with a Secop BD50F, up to 400 l, for tropical waters: CU-94 flat 9105306600, CU-95 cubic 9105306601, CU-96 upright 9105306602. On mains through the MPS50 rectifier.
Evaporator9105306621 · 910530662254,55—Complete kits with the CU-55: 9105306621 = CU-55 + VD-01 L-shaped evaporator for up to 100 l, 9105306622 = CU-55 + VD-07 O-shaped evaporator for up to 130 l (Dometic model codes 9106000001 and 9106000002).
Evaporator9105306612 · 910530661456,57—Evaporators for the 80 series: VD-15 fan-assisted (circulating air) 9105306612, VD-18 plate 9105306614.
Evaporator9105306609 · 9105306613 · 910530661558,59,60—Evaporators for the 90 series: VD-14N fan-assisted 9105306609, VD-16 fan-assisted for deep freezing 9105306613, VD-21 plate (1373 × 305 mm) 9105306615.

Numbers checked against the sources below on 23 October 2026. Always confirm against your serial number and exact type before ordering.

Service intervals

TaskInterval
Condenser cleaningAt regular intervals (Dometic gives no figure): clear dust and dirt from the condenser and keep the vents free; a dirty condenser is the manuals’ first suspect for long run times and an overheated electronic unit26,31,16,33
DefrostingAs soon as a layer of ice forms: switch off, empty, leave the door open and wipe up the water; never use sharp or hard tools on the ice, and keep the drain outlet clear26,16,33,32
GasketsClean the door or lid seal regularly (ColdMachine manual); when cleaning a CRX, CRD or CRP, keep water out of the seals, as it can damage the electronics. A damp, leaky drawer seal on a CD shows as long run times31,26,33,32,16
Storage / winterisingWhen laying up: switch off, disconnect from the battery or rectifier, defrost, clean and dry, then set the lock wheel to Vent (anticlockwise) so the door stays ajar26,61,33

From the Dometic manuals for the CRX, CR, CRD, CRP, CD and ColdMachine. Dometic sets no hour or month intervals; the refrigerant circuit is sealed and maintenance-free, so owner care comes down to condenser, ice, seals and lay-up.

Specifications

ModelsBuilt-in uprights CRX 50, 65, 80, 110, 140 (type plate CRX00xx = 12/24 V DC, CRX10xx = AC/DC with built-in 100–240 V supply; S versions with their own stainless frames) · drawer fridge CRD 50 · drawer coolers CD 20, CD 30 · front-loader CRP 40 · ColdMachine cooling units: 50 series CU-54, CU-55; 80 series CU-84, CU-85, CU-86; 90 series CU-94, CU-95, CU-96, with VD evaporators; kits CU-55 + VD-01 and CU-55 + VD-0726,16,33,32,31,54,55,62
PredecessorWaeco (later Dometic) CoolMatic CR 50, 65, 80, 110, 140 with the same housings as the CRX (CR 50 and CRX 50 both 380 × 534 × 500 mm, up to the 140 at 525 × 812 × 620 mm), so frames and door seals carry over size for size. The CR has a rotary thermostat with green and red LEDs, the CRX a push-button panel with four temperature levels and an infrared-switched light. CR volumes 48, 64, 80, 108, 136 l61,26,34,21
SuccessorDometic NRX: Dometic lists the CRX 50 as replaced by the NRX 50C (9620001481) and the CRX 80 by the NRX 80C (9620001483)63,64,65,66
VolumeTotal / freezer compartment: CRX 50 45 / 4.4 l · CRX 65 57 / 7.0 l · CRX 80 78 / 7.5 l · CRX 110 107.5 / 9.5 l · CRX 140 135 / 11 l · CRD 50 46.7 / 6 l · CRP 40 39 / 5.3 l · CD 20 20 l · CD 30 30 l. The freezer compartment of the CRX 50, 65, 80 and the CRD 50 can be taken out26,33,32,16
DimensionsW × H × D: CRX 50 380 × 534 × 500 mm · CRX 65 448 × 525 × 545 · CRX 80 475 × 640 × 528 · CRX 110 520 × 745 × 558 · CRX 140 525 × 812 × 620 · CRD 50 380 × 534 × 500 · CRP 40 380 × 536 × 545 · ColdMachine CU-55 220 × 160 × 220, CU-85 220 × 155 × 220, CU-54 386 × 155 × 130, CU-86 220 × 230 × 177 mm26,33,67,31
MountingRecess W × H × D: CRX 50 390 × 544 × 550 mm, CRX 65 458 × 535 × 595, CRX 80 485 × 650 × 578, CRX 110 530 × 755 × 608, CRX 140 550 × 825 × 670. Warm air must escape upwards or sideways; the fridge is screwed in through the holes behind the blanking plugs, and the door hinge can be moved to the left. Condensate: 10 mm ID hose on the drain outlet underneath. ColdMachine: unit below the waterline if possible, vents of at least 200 cm² (25 × 8 cm), 50 mm between condenser and wall, line hole at least 30 mm26,31
Voltage12 or 24 V DC on every model; AC/DC versions (CRX10xx, CR 140, US CR) also run on 100–240 V AC directly, DC versions through the MPS35 rectifier (24 V out, mains takes priority). Low-voltage cut-out 10.4 V (22.8 V), restart 11.7 V (24.2 V) on CRX, CR, CRD, CRP, CD and ColdMachine units without TEC; ColdMachine with TEC: 10.7 / 13.0 V (22.0 / 26.0 V)26,61,33,16,31
Current drawRated, 12 V / 24 V: CRX 50 5.0 / 2.6 A · CRX 65 5.5 / 2.8 A · CRX 80 5.6 / 2.9 A · CRX 110 6.2 / 3.0 A · CRX 140 7.7 / 3.6 A · CR 50, 65 5.7 / 2.8 A · CR 80, 110, 140 5.9 / 3.0 A · CRD 50 5.9 / 2.5 A · CD 20, 30 3 / 1.5 A26,61,33,16
Power consumptionDometic energy figure (DC, 5 °C inside, 25 °C ambient): CRX 50 0.27 kWh/24 h, CRX 80 0.34, CRX 110 0.36, CRX 140 0.34 · CRD 50 31.2 Ah/24 h · CRP 40 about 45 W on average · on AC: CRX 50 to 140 40, 45, 48, 50, 65 W · ColdMachine 50 series 35–40 W depending on the evaporator; the VD evaporators are rated 35–80 W63,64,68,69,33,32,26,31
Breaker / fuseFuse of 15 A at 12 V or 7.5 A at 24 V in the positive lead, wired as directly to the battery as possible, with no extra switches or plugs; AC/DC models have a 250 V / 4 A fuse in the AC socket, and the mains side of an MPS35 rectifier takes a 250 V / 4 A slow-blow fuse26,33,31,16
Temperature rangeFridge / freezer compartment: CRX +3 to +12 °C / −15 to −5 °C (CRX 110, 140: −18 to −6 °C), fast cooling without the freezer compartment max. −6 ± 2 °C (CRX 50, 65, 80) · CR 0 to +10 °C / 0 to −18 °C · CRD 50 +2 to +12 °C / −15 to −7 °C · CRP 40 0 to +12 °C / −12 to 0 °C · CD 20 0 to +15 °C, CD 30 −2 to +12 °C26,61,33,32,16
Operating temperatureAmbient: CRX +16 to +43 °C, climate class T (CRX 110, 140 AC/DC in winter mode from +10 °C) · CR +16 to +43 °C · CRD 50 +16 to +38 °C (ST) · CD 20, 30 +16 to +32 °C (N) · CRP 40 +16 to +32 °C, its compressor only starts above +16 °C. Relative humidity max. 90 %26,61,33,16,32
Max. installation angle30°: briefly on the CRX, CRD 50 and CRP 40, permanently on the CR, CD 20/30 and ColdMachine units; fasten the fridge so it stays put at that heel, and never transport it lying flat (compressor oil)26,33,32,61,16,31
RefrigerantR134a, hermetically sealed: CRX 50 to 140 38, 42, 48, 47, 50 g (EMEA manual; the US CRX 50/65 manual gives 44 and 45 g, so the type plate rules) · CR 53, 55, 66, 68, 75 g · CRD 50 55 g · CRP 40 38 g · CD 20, 30 35 / 42 g · ColdMachine CU-54/55 35 g, 80 series 45 g, 90 series 60 g, plus 10–65 g in the VD evaporator. Insulation foamed with cyclopentane; max. pressure LP 11 / HP 25 bar26,70,61,33,32,16,31
CompressorHermetic variable-speed 12/24 V compressors with a separate electronic unit (minimum speed 1850 rpm). Secop (ex-Danfoss) BD35F in the ColdMachine 50 and 80 series and, per its manual, the CRP 40; BD50F in the ColdMachine 90 series. The CRX, CR, CD and CRD manuals don’t name the compressor; the parts trade lists Dometic numbers instead (see parts)31,50,32,26,71,72
Fault codesRed LED, quarter-second flashes repeated every 4 s. CRX, CRD, CR: 1 supply voltage outside the set range · 2 fan draws more than 1 A (CRX also: too many start attempts) · 3 compressor won’t start: rotor stuck or more than 5 bar pressure difference · 4 speed below 1850 rpm, system overloaded · 5 electronics too hot · CRX LED on constantly: temperature sensor faulty. ColdMachine (LED on the thermostat): 1 battery protection · 2 fan current too high (all fans together under 0.5 A) · 3 start fault · 4 compressor overload · 5 electronic cut-out26,33,61,31
Box sizeColdMachine, max. box volume: 50 series 130 l (CU-50 80 l), 80 series 250 l (deep freezing 70 l), 90 series 400 l, based on at least 35 mm of polyurethane foam (40 kg/m³); with polystyrene, double the wall thickness31,48
EvaporatorsVD evaporators, max. box at 35 / 50 mm PU: VD-01 L-shaped 80 / 100 l · VD-02 30 / 50 l · VD-03 170 / 200 l · VD-04 130 / 170 l · VD-05 130 / 170 l · VD-07 O-shaped 100 / 130 l · VD-08 160 / 180 l · VD-09 160 / 180 l · VD-15 fan-assisted, 80 series, 200 / 250 l · VD-18 plate, 80 series, 100 / 150 l · VD-14N fan-assisted, 90 series, 300 / 400 l · VD-21 plate, 90 series, 250 / 300 l at 60 / 100 mm · VD-16 fan-assisted for deep freezing. Lines never bent tighter than 25 mm radius31,54,55,58,56,59,57,60
WeightCRX 50 to 140 17, 19, 21, 27.6, 30.6 kg · CR 50 to 140 19, 20, 23, 28, 32 kg · CRD 50 19 kg · CRP 40 19 kg · CD 20, 30 16.1 / 18 kg · ColdMachine CU-55 6.5 kg, CU-85 6.0 kg26,61,33,32,16,31

Good to know

  • Order by the code on the type plate, not the catalogue name: CRX00xx is the 12/24 V version, CRX10xx the AC/DC one, and the CR of the same size often shares parts. The door seal 4450010223, for one, fits the CRX0080, CRX1080 and CR-1080, and the frame sheet that lists numbers for the CR 50–140 is the same one Dometic sells for the CRX.26,21,34,73
  • Disconnect the fridge before you put a quick charger on the battery: Dometic warns in every manual that the overvoltage can kill the electronics. Fault code 1 (supply voltage) is about the voltage at the fridge’s own terminals, so check fuse, cable size and connections before suspecting the electronics, and leave out extra switches and plugs.26,33,31
  • The lock wheel only turns with the door open; doing it with the door shut damages the fridge. Vent is the anticlockwise (left) stop and keeps the door ajar for lay-up. The English CRX manual says ‘right end stop’ in its storage step, while the German text and the CR and CRD manuals say left or anticlockwise.26,61,33
  • Use the fast-cooling mode of the CRX 50, 65 and 80 only with the freezer compartment taken out; with it in place the compartment gets too cold, condensation forms on the outside and consumption rises sharply. Below +16 °C ambient the CRX 110/140 AC/DC have a winter mode, and the CRP 40 compressor won’t start at all.26,32
  • The ColdMachine couplings are one-way: the first connection pierces a membrane, so oil the threads with ester oil, hold with two spanners (21 mm plus 19 or 16 mm), tighten to 30 Nm or a further quarter turn and leak-test. Opened again, the charge is lost and both halves go back to Dometic for new couplings and refrigerant.31
  • Short of space? The CD 20/30 compressor can be taken off and mounted elsewhere on a 1.5 m refrigerant line, and the CRP 40 cooling unit can sit up to 1.5 m from the fridge. The CD drawers still need 50 mm of free air on all four sides.16,32

Videos & how-tos

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