Looking for Replacement Shroud for Dometic Penguin Low Profile AC Unit

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Will AC shroud DMC75RR Fit the Dometic AC model in this photo

asked by: Mike F

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Expert Reply:

Hey Mike, yes the replacement shroud part # DMC75RR that you referenced will work for you as what you have is a Dometic Low Profile Penguin which is what this shroud is designed to fit. How long have you had this AC unit?

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Mike F.

3/30/2026

The unit came as original equipment on a 2020 Palomino truck camper. Dometic seems to have a confusing number of model numbers. The Palomino equipment list has several, the AC owners manual has a couple more and this sticker inside the unit itself is yet another. Thanks for getting back to me, I’ll order the replacement today. I’m still shocked that the original blew off.

Jameson C.

3/30/2026

@MikeF right on! Yeah it is odd it flew off. It also is possible someone replaced what was originally on the RV with the Dometic and that's why some of the info doesn't match.

Lee

3/31/2026

@MikeF Dometic is terrible to work with. Etrailer has a great customer service. What’s hard to work with is the fact that that damn little plastic cover cost 300 bucks

Jameson C.

3/31/2026

@Lee yeah it is a little absurdly priced for sure!

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