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General| Brand | AEG |
|---|---|
| Model | KK 20 |
| Category | Cooling box |
| Capacity | 20 liters |
| Power source | 12V DC |
| Voltage | 12V DC |
Explains symbols and signal words used in the operating instructions and on the device.
Describes the proper and intended use of the cool box and its limitations.
Details the items included in the package and advises on immediate verification.
Provides general safety guidelines and instructions for safe operation.
Warns about risks to children and keeping the device out of their reach.
Warns that damaged leads can cause fatal electric shock and advises to discontinue use.
Lists conditions for which the manufacturer is not responsible for damages.
Details fire hazards related to power supply mismatch and improper use.
Highlights risks from moisture, wet hands, and damaged cables.
Advises against unauthorized disassembly and outlines repair procedures.
Emphasizes securing the device during transport to prevent movement and tipping.
Advises on meeting cooling capacity for medications and proper food packaging.
Identifies and labels the components of the AEG Cool Box Model 10695.
Identifies and labels the components of the AEG Cool Box Model 11084.
Identifies and labels the components of the AEG Cool Box Model 10697.
Provides general information and advice for using the cool box, including ventilation and condensation.
Details the steps for preparing and initiating the cooling process.
Offers advice on selecting locations and handling items to maximize cooling efficiency.
Provides guidance on minimal care to ensure the device remains functional for years.
Explains how to safely replace a fuse in the car plug, warning against higher ratings.
Advises on contacting a specialist supplier for questions or problems.
Instructs on disposing of packaging materials at local recycling points.
Details proper disposal of electrical appliances according to WEEE directive.
