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Dometic DM2652LBFX Refrigerator Data Plate - Model & Serial Number Label
Manufacturer data/spec plate listing model number DM2652LBFX, serial 50297601, and a barcode.
This photo shows a data/spec identification label affixed to an appliance chassis (galvanized sheet metal), uploaded to a 2015 Ford F-550 gallery. The main white sticker lists three identifiers: MFG NO 958530288 (with a secondary code 626E), SER NO 50297601, and MOD NO DM2652LBFX. A barcode runs along the top edge of the label with human-readable text beginning "958530288*50..." (partially cut off). The model number DM2652LBFX identifies the specific unit for parts lookup, warranty, and service purposes. A second, partially visible bilingual (English/French) label at the lower right contains operating/installation text referencing water column pressure specifications (French text mentions "pouces de colonne" — inches of water column — and a value of 11 inches), suggesting gas supply pressure instructions typical of a gas-fired appliance; this second label bears the small part number 050582-00. From this document a reader can obtain the exact model, serial, and manufacturing numbers needed to order replacement parts or register/service the unit. No vehicle year, make, or model information appears on the label itself.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the model number shown on this data plate?
- The MOD NO is DM2652LBFX.
- What is the serial number on this label?
- The SER NO is 50297601.
- What is the manufacturing number (MFG NO)?
- The MFG NO is 958530288, with an additional code 626E printed below it.
- Are there any other part numbers visible in the photo?
- Yes, a partially visible second label carries the small part number 050582-00.
- Does the label indicate a gas pressure specification?
- The partially visible bilingual label references water column pressure ('pouces de colonne' / 'water column') and mentions a value of 11 inches of water column, though the full text is cut off.
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