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Work areas should be clean and well lit. Do not operate the equipment if bystanders or animals are within range.
Wear appropriate protective equipment and stay alert. Do not operate if tired or under the influence of medication.
Handle flammable fuels carefully. Avoid ignition sources, do not spill fuel, and refuel in well-ventilated areas.
Using combustion engines indoors can be fatal. Always use engines outside and away from openings.
Handle equipment safely, inspect for damage, prevent unintentional starting, and use correct parameters.
Inspect electrical equipment for damage, ensure correct voltage, and avoid wet conditions or trip hazards.
Ensure grounded equipment is connected properly. Do not bypass switches or use damaged cords.
Service must be performed by qualified personnel. Use original parts and do not attempt unlisted repairs.
Keep all ventilation openings clear of obstructions to ensure proper operation and prevent overheating.
Do not use harsh cleaners. Clean with a soft cloth and mild soap. Be cautious with refrigerants.
Avoid storing flammable aerosols. Place on a flat surface. Keep away from heat and direct sunlight.
Understand warning labels for hazards like flammable materials, electrocution, and toxic fumes.
Symbols indicating the need for hand, face, eye, ear, head, and foot protection during operation.
Symbols for hazards like crush, amputation, moving parts, hot surfaces, and flying debris.
Includes adult supervision requirement and specific hazards like skin penetration and running.
Symbols for carbon-monoxide, pull, slope/fall, electrocution, and power line hazards.
Symbols for "slam dunk" warning, kick-back, winch operation, and laser hazards.
Overview of safety information and detailed explanations of safety symbols.
Guidance on operating the fridge/freezer, common issues, and error code explanations.
Detailed specifications for various Gecko fridge/freezer models (GEK-30G to GEK-65K).
Explanation of buttons and indicators on the digital display screen for temperature control.
Steps to turn the unit ON/OFF and set the desired temperature.
How to adjust the temperature range and select between HH (automatic) and ECO power modes.
Details on compressor speed in HH and ECO modes, including startup and running speeds.
Instructions on how to switch the temperature display between Celsius and Fahrenheit.
How to view input voltage and select battery protection levels (H1, H2, H3).
Checks for power, fuse, and connection reliability if the unit is not operating.
Causes for poor cooling, including overloading, overheating food, ventilation, and seal damage.
Explanation of running water noise and causes of abnormal noise like improper placement.
Addresses the issue of food freezing due to the temperature setting being too low.
Indicates an NTC fault, often related to low input voltage.
Cause is low battery voltage; solution involves checking voltage and protection level.
Cause is a blocked or short-circuited cooling fan; inspect the fan.
Cause is high compressor pressure; turn off and restart after 30 minutes.
Cause is slow compressor speed; adjust control plate to change speed.
Cause is high control box temperature; move to a ventilated location.
Details compressor ON/OFF voltage levels for 12V input and H1, H2, H3 protection settings.
Provides the voltage threshold for switching between 12V and 24V operation.
Details compressor ON/OFF voltage levels for 24V input and H1, H2, H3 protection settings.
Details volume, rated power, energy consumption, refrigerant, voltage, and incline limits.
Details volume, rated power, energy consumption, refrigerant, voltage, and incline limits.
Details volume, rated power, energy consumption, refrigerant, voltage, and incline limits.
Details volume, rated power, energy consumption, refrigerant, voltage, and incline limits.
Details volume, rated power, energy consumption, refrigerant, voltage, and incline limits.
Details volume, rated power, energy consumption, refrigerant, voltage, and incline limits.
Details volume, rated power, energy consumption, refrigerant, voltage, and incline limits.
Details volume, rated power, energy consumption, refrigerant, voltage, and incline limits.
Incorrect or prolonged use may cause serious injury or death. Refer to safety information online.
Product is not for fail-safe operation. Technical issues may cause inconvenience or financial loss.
Products must be inspected and serviced by a qualified technician every 6 months for average use.
Ensure all users have completed a suitable industry-recognised training course before use.