To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my NORAUTO Refrigerator is not working when plugged into the DC socket?
If the NORAUTO Refrigerator's DC plug becomes very warm, clean the fitting or ensure the plug is correctly assembled. If the DC plug fuse is blown, replace it with one of the same rating. Also, check and replace the vehicle's DC socket fuse (usually 15 A), referring to your vehicle's operating manual for guidance.
Why is my NORAUTO Refrigerator not working when plugged in?
If your NORAUTO Refrigerator isn't working even when plugged in, it could be due to no voltage in the vehicle's DC socket. In most vehicles, the ignition needs to be switched on to supply power to the DC socket. Alternatively, the inner fan or cooling element might be defective, requiring repair by an authorized service center.
What to do if my NORAUTO Refrigerator's power LED doesn't glow and it has stopped operating?
If the power LED of your NORAUTO Refrigerator isn't glowing and the compressor cooler has stopped, check the power lead connections at both the compressor cooler and power supply ends to ensure they are secure. Also, verify that the electrical contacts are clean to allow full voltage flow to the compressor cooler.
Why is there water inside my NORAUTO Refrigerator?
The presence of water inside your NORAUTO Refrigerator is likely due to condensation. Moisture in the air trapped inside the cooler condenses when the internal temperature drops. This doesn't indicate a defect; simply wipe the interior with a dry cloth.
Why does my NORAUTO Refrigerator stop and start erratically?
If your NORAUTO Refrigerator stops and starts erratically, the internal battery protection system might be switching it off due to low battery voltage. Check if the voltage supply at the compressor cooler plug has dropped below the shut down voltage listed in section “Battery monitor adjustment with anti-low voltage protection system.”
General| Capacity | 28L |
|---|---|
| Cooling Technology | Thermoelectric |
| Power Source | 12V DC |
| Type | Portable refrigerator |
| Color | Blue |
Describes the product's designed purpose for tough off-road conditions and limitations for private use.
Identifies all components of the compressor cooler with numerical references.
Provides specifications like voltage, current, dimensions, power consumption, and materials.
Key considerations for positioning and securing the compressor cooler for optimal operation.
Instructions on how to use and correctly fit the removable interior divider.
Instructions and warnings for safely lifting and moving the appliance.
Initial steps to prepare the compressor cooler for operation, including cleaning.
How to connect the cooler to vehicle power sources and ensure correct polarity.
Steps for powering the compressor cooler on and off using the designated button.
How to set the battery protection levels (H1, H2, H3) for optimal performance.
How to select between high-speed (HH) and energy-saving (ECO) modes.
How to adjust the internal temperature and select units (°C/°F).
General guidelines for cleaning the interior, exterior, and ventilation slots.
Procedure for removing ice buildup to maintain cooling efficiency.
Guidelines for properly storing the appliance when not in use to prevent damage.
Lists common problems, their possible causes, and suggested remedies.
Meaning of error codes (E0-E5) displayed on the screen and their remedies.
