Care And Maintenance; Troubleshooting - Outwell ARCTIC FROST 35 Bedienungsanleitung

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UK: INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Note: It is suggested to switch off the cool box when charging the battery (the power supply may mainly

power the compressor when the cool box is running).

If connecting to a solar panel, please place the cool box in a cool place to dissipate heat. The charging

input power should be higher than the working power of the cool box (about 40-45W), or switch off the

refrigerator, otherwise the battery will run out.

It is suggested to use 100W solar panel.

MAX Solar Input Voltage: SOV; MAX Solar Input Current: 1OA.

Note: the output of the solar panel is unstable, so it cannot power the cool box directly. When using a solar

panel, the battery should be put into the cool box.

• Discharging time (for reference only): In the low battery protection mode, the battery can last about 4

hours after being fully charged. When the temperature of the cool box is set between 2~8°C (ambient

temperature 25°C), it can last 12 hours after the internal temperature stabilizes. Remove or switch off the

battery to prevent self-discharge when not in use.

7. CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Cleaning:

• Switch off and unplug the device first to avoid electric shock.

• Use a wet cloth to clean the device and then wipe with a dry cloth.

• Do not soak the cool box in water or clean it under running water.

• Do not use abrasive cleaning agents during cleaning as these can damage the device.

Storage:

If the device will not be in use for a long time, please follow these instructions:

• Switch off and unplug the device.

• Take out all the items stored in the device.

• Wipe off excess water with a soft rag.

• Put the cool box in a cool and dry place.

• Leave the lid slightly open to prevent odors from forming.

• Recommended storage environment: Ambient temperature: 25°C, ambient humidity: ≤ 75%.

Defrosting:

• Humidity can form frost in the interior of the cooling device or on the evaporator. This reduces the cooling

capacity. Defrost the device in good time to avoid this.

• Switch off and unplug the device first to avoid electric shock.

• Take out all the items stored in the device.

• Keep the lid open.

• Wipe off the defrosted water.

Never use hard or pointed tools to remove ice or to free objects frozen onto the device.

Replacing the AC plug fuse (220-240V)

1. Unplug the cable from the mains socket and the cool box charging port.

2. Pry open the fuse cover with a small flat head screwdriver in the center of the cable plug. Replace fuse

with a new one that has the same rating (BS 1362 13A).

3. Re-assemble the cable plug in the reverse order.

Replacing the cool box fuse (15A)

1. Unplug the cable from the mains or 12V socket and the cool box charging port.

2. Pry open the fuse cover with a small flat head screwdriver in the cool box charging port. Replace fuse with

a new one that has the same rating (ATO regular blade fuse 15A).

3. Re-assemble the charging port in the reverse order.

8. TROUBLESHOOTING

Issues

• Check if the switch is on.

• Check if the plug and socket are properly connected.

Cool box does

• Check if the fuse has been burnt.

not work

• Check if the power supply is malfunctioned.

• Switching the cool box on/off frequently may cause start delay

of the compressor.

• The lid is opened frequently.

Cool box compartments

• A large amount of warm or hot food was stored recently.

are too warm

• The cool box has been disconnected for a long time

Food is frozen

• The temperature was set too low

There is "water flow"

noise from inside the

• It is a normal phenomenon, caused by the flow of refrigerant.

cool box

There are waterdrops

• It is a normal phenomenon, the moisture will condense to water

around the cool box

when it touches a cold surface of the cool box.

casing or lid gap

The compressor is slightly

• It is a normal phenomenon, the noise will be reduced after the

noisy when starting

compressor works stably.

• Possible cause: low voltage to cool box. Adjust the battery protection

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from High to Medium or from Medium to Low.

• Possible cause: condenser fan is overloaded.

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