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Depending on the choice of power source required, connect either the
12 V or the 230 V connection cable to the socket of the power source
selected. The coolbox starts to work immediately.
Note: the lid can be locked in the opened position by means of the handle
and hook on the inside of the lid.
Function with 230 V operation in ‘eco mode’
When operating with a 230 V power supply, the cooling output can be
controlled by means of the cooling output switch
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on the front of the lid.
The coolbox works in normal operation (cooling output switch in the ‘eco’
position with the small dot on the rotary knob facing towards ‘eco’) at a max-
imum level of energy saving, and at an outside temperature of approx.
25 °C it reaches an inside temperature of approx. 14° to 17 °C. This corre-
sponds to a Delta T (Delta T = difference between outside temperature and
inside temperature) of approx. 8 - 11 °C.
Since the inside temperature of an electric coolbox is controlled by the
particular ambient temperature, the Delta T output in ‘eco mode’ is also
always 8 – 11 °C at other outside temperatures. You can control the inside
temperature by turning the cooling output switch:
Turn the cooling output switch clockwise in the direction of ‘MAX’. This
gives you a lower (colder) inside temperature.
Turn the cooling output switch anti-clockwise in the direction of ‘OFF’.
This gives you a higher (warmer) inside temperature.
Turn the cooling output switch to the ‘OFF’ position. This turns the cool-
box off.
Note: If you want to achieve a Delta T cooling output (Delta T = difference
between outside temperature and inside temperature) of up to 17 °C and
thereby a lower inside temperature than is possible in the ‘eco’ normal oper-
ation, turn the cooling output switch to the ‘MAX’ position. Please note that in
this case more energy will be consumed than in normal operation.
After the end of 230 V operation disconnect the mains plug from the socket.
MAX
230V
OFF
eco
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Function with 12 V operation
CAUTION! The temperature controller on the front of the lid is only suit-
able for 230 V operation and it does not function in 12 V operation. In
12 V operation the cooling unit always produces a temperature difference
from the ambient temperature of up to 17 °C. The cooling output can not
be controlled by means of the temperature controller on the front of the lid.
Tips for the best cooling output
and energy saving
Select a location which is well ventilated and protected from sunshine.
Only place pre-cooled products into the coolbox.
Do not open the coolbox longer than necessary.
Don’t leave the lid open longer than necessary.
Ensure that the coolbox is not packed too full and that the air can
circulate adequately between the coolbox contents.
In order that a maximum level of energy saving can be achieved, normal
operation (cooling output switch
1
in the ‘eco’ position) is recom-
mended for longer periods of use in 230 V operation.
Exchanging the 12 V fuse
To exchange the fuse
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, first remove the red adapter sleeve
10
from
the plug.
Unscrew the screw
2
with a suitable Phillips cross-tip screwdriver from
the top half of the housing
3
.
Lift the top half of the housing from the bottom half of the housing
6
.
Note: Hold the contact spring
5
tightly while you remove the fuse.
Otherwise the contact spring can jump out.
Lift the contact pin
8
carefully out of the housing section. The fuse can
now be removed.
Note: if the thin metal connection in the middle between the two metal
caps is broken, then the fuse is defective and must be replaced.
Press the contact spring backwards and insert the new fuse carefully into
the groove provided for it. Now place the rear edge of the contact pin
on the front metal cap of the fuse. By releasing the contact spring, the
fuse and contact pin are located in the groove.
Screw the top and bottom halves of the housing together again, place
the red adapter sleeve
4
back on and tighten this again. The plug is
now ready for operation.
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Possible malfunctions
Firstly check whether you have correctly followed the instructions for using the
coolbox, then also check:
– Is the connection cable correctly connected and does your car cigarette
lighter / domestic socket function properly?
– Have you set up the coolbox in such a way that the air can circulate
freely and that venting of the cooling unit can occur?
– Is the fuse in the plug of the 12 V connection cable OK?
– Check the setting of the cooling output switch
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on the front of the lid.
If you can not rectify the malfunction on your own, please contact our
Customer Service (see chapter on “Service centre”).
Cleaning and care
Do not use any abrasive cleaning agents. If you do, there is a risk of
damage to the product.
Before any cleaning, pull the plug of the connection cable out of the
socket or the cigarette lighter. Otherwise there is a risk of electric shock.
Never clean the coolbox under running water. If you do, this could result
in damage to the electrics.
Before cleaning, remove the electrical lid by pulling it out at a slight angle
from the right rear recess.
Use a dry cloth for cleaning the electrical lid.
Use a damp cloth and a mild soap solution for cleaning the bottom
section of the coolbox.
Use clean water to rinse off those parts cleaned with soapy water.
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