To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my ECG Cooling box not working?
Your ECG Cooling box might not be functioning because there is no power in the car's 12V DC outlet (cigarette lighter). In most cars, the ignition must be switched on to provide power to the cigarette lighter. Alternatively, there might be no voltage in the wall outlet where you've connected the cooling box. Try plugging it into another outlet to see if that resolves the issue.
What to do if my ECG Cooling box receives power but isn't functioning when connected to the 12V DC outlet?
If your ECG Cooling box receives power but isn't working when connected to the 12V DC outlet, the issue could stem from several causes. First, the cigarette lighter might be covered in ash, leading to insufficient power. Clean the cigarette lighter. Also, if the 12V DC plug of the cooling box overheats when plugged in, either the cigarette lighter must be cleaned, or the 12V DC plug was incorrectly installed. Another potential cause is a blown fuse in either the 12V DC plug or the car outlet. You can change the fuse (5 A) in the 12 V DC plug or replace the fuse in the car outlet (usually 15 A). Refer to your car manual for instructions.
What to do if my ECG Cooling box is not cooling but the light is on?
If your ECG Cooling box is plugged in and the control light is on, but it's not cooling, the inside fan of the cooling box might be damaged. This issue requires repair by an authorized service center.
How to fix an ECG Cooling box that does not heat?
If your ECG Cooling box is connected and the LED indicator is on, but it is not heating, the inside fan or the heatsink might be broken. This defect must be repaired only by an authorized service center.
General| Brand | ECG |
|---|---|
| Model | AC 3020 HC Dual |
| Category | Cooling boxes |
| Language | English |
Description of the car cool box main parts and features.
Description of the control panel's buttons and indicators.
Ensure outlet voltage matches appliance and socket is grounded.
Do not use damaged units; all repairs must be done by professionals.
Protect appliance from water and liquids; avoid direct contact.
Ensure power cord and plug are dry before use; avoid touching with wet hands.
Suitable for indoor/outdoor use; keep dry; clean 12V outlet.
Keep children away; avoid placing near heat sources to prevent overheating.
Unplug if malfunctioning; connect only one power source; handle cords safely.
Use as instructed; supervise children and impaired individuals.
Wipe clean before first use; understand lid opening mechanism.
Details on Normal/ECO cooling and heating operations.
Steps for connecting, setting modes, and operating the appliance.
Caution when switching modes; tips for power saving.
Solutions for no power, no cooling, or no heating problems.
Troubleshooting for 12V DC outlet connection and fuse issues.
