What to do if Iceco JP is delivered upside down?
If your Iceco Refrigerator is delivered upside down, allow it to sit upright for 24 hours before turning it on. This allows the compressor lubricant to settle properly.
General| Brand | Iceco |
|---|---|
| Model | JP Series |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
Toggle between MAX and ECO compressor speed modes for efficient operation.
Switch the temperature display between Celsius (°C) and Fahrenheit (°F).
Details on how to adjust the HIGH, MED, or LOW gear for battery protection.
Instructions for cleaning the interior and exterior of the refrigerator using a wet cloth.
Guidelines on proper cleaning practices, including what to do and avoid.
Details common error codes like low voltage, fan overload, motor start issues, and thermal cut-outs.
Troubleshooting steps for E1 error, including battery protection settings and voltage checks.
Details on 30-day money back, 5-year compressor, and 1-year general warranty.
Guidelines for returning or exchanging products, including customer service for damaged items.
Information on operating temperatures and weather resistance of ICECO refrigerators.
Data on how long the refrigerator can maintain temperature after power off, based on model.
Explanation of current vs. set temperature display on the unit.
Instructions for handling the refrigerator if delivered upside down.
Explanation of the triple battery protection and its cut-in/cut-out voltage values.
Illustrates how the LOW battery protection mode operates with voltage thresholds.
Table showing electrical power consumption for different models in fast cooling mode.
Reason for temperature variations within the refrigerator, focusing on cold air sinking.
Guidance on which cables to use for home and car power connections.
Information on the fuse rating and location for the refrigerator's supply line.
Read user manual and safety instructions carefully before use; manufacturer not liable for damage from ignoring.
Avoid leaving the refrigerator unattended outdoors or near direct heat sources.
Do not place open liquid containers or hot food directly into the fridge. Secure contents when moving.
Maximize energy savings by keeping the lid closed. Power cable replacement requires qualified personnel.
Ensure ventilation, avoid unauthorized defrosting methods, and refrain from using electrical devices in food compartments.
Warning about storing explosives, risks of fire/shock, and avoiding hot items touching plastic parts.
Avoid touching hot compressor/condenser. Ensure the supply cord is not trapped or damaged.
Appliance not for persons with reduced capabilities without supervision. Children should be supervised.
Specifies intended use environments and safety measures for disposing of old refrigerators to prevent child entrapment.
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