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General| Capacity | 4 liters |
|---|---|
| Weight | 3.5 pounds |
| Cooling System | Thermoelectric |
| Power Source | AC/DC |
| Interior | Removable shelf |
| Heating | Yes |
| Color Options | Blue, Pink |
| Material | Plastic |
Details the terms and conditions of the 1-year limited warranty for product repair or replacement.
Instructions for connecting the cooler/warmer to power sources for home, vehicle, or USB use.
Guide on setting the power switch to COLD or WARM modes and indicator lights.
Information on suitable items to store for warming and cooling functions.
Details on whether the cooler/warmer models feature a locking mechanism.
Guidance on the unit's energy usage, referencing page 2 for details.
Specifies the voltage and compliance requirements for AC power outlets.
Prohibits use in 220V outlets and advises on using voltage converters.
Information on the minimum 2A power bank required for USB operation.
Defines ECO mode as a low-power setting used with USB power banks.
Advises on engine status for car use and potential battery drain.
Discusses leaving the unit plugged in and recommends unplugging from vehicles.
Information on how and where to obtain replacement power cords.
Details the cooling temperature capabilities relative to ambient temperature.
Clarifies that only digital display models have adjustable thermostats.
Explains the unit cannot be used as a freezer but can cool items below ambient temps.
Normalizes slight warmth at the back due to thermoelectric operation and advises clearance.
Describes normal fan noise and when to contact support for loud sounds.
Confirms shelves and baskets are removable and provides instructions.
Confirms the standard 1-year limited warranty and where to find details.
States the company is US-based but products are custom-manufactured in China.
Troubleshooting for a blinking green light, indicating the fan may not be rotating.
Guidance on checking fan obstruction or failure for loud noises.
Addresses units not cooling as advertised, referencing ambient temperature and unit specs.
Troubleshooting steps for units not cooling and lights being off, checking power sources.
Steps to resolve a unit that has stopped working by checking power sources and outlets.
Addresses ice forming around screws and suggests checking door seal and obstructions.
Explains water accumulation and recommends wiping down the unit.
Addresses water condensation as normal and advises contacting support if it persists.
Key safety instructions for operation, power, water exposure, and unit handling.
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