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If your Outwell Cooling box is not working, please check the following: * Ensure the switch is turned on. * Verify that the plug and socket are properly connected. * Inspect the fuse to see if it has burnt out. * Confirm that the power supply is functioning correctly. * Note that frequently switching the cool box on and off may cause a start delay of the compressor.
What to do if Outwell Cooling boxes display CodeFl?
If the Outwell Cooling box displays 'CodeFl', it indicates low voltage. To resolve this, adjust the battery protection setting from High to Medium, or from Medium to Low.
What to do if Outwell Cooling boxes display CodeF2?
If the Outwell Cooling box displays 'CodeF2', it means the condenser fan is overloaded. Disconnect the power to the cool box for 5 minutes, then restart it. If the code reappears, further assistance is needed.
What to do if Outwell Cooling boxes display CodeF3?
If the Outwell Cooling box displays 'CodeF3', it indicates that the compressor is starting too frequently. To solve this, disconnect the power to the cool box for 5 minutes and then restart it. If the code continues to appear, further assistance is needed.
What to do if Outwell Cooling boxes display CodeF4?
If the Outwell Cooling box displays 'CodeF4', it indicates the compressor is not starting. Disconnect the power to the cool box for 5 minutes and then restart it. If the code reappears, further assistance is needed.
What to do if Outwell Cooling boxes display CodeF5?
If the Outwell Cooling box displays 'CodeF5', it indicates overheating of the compressor and electronics. Disconnect the power to the cool box for 5 minutes, then restart it. If the code reappears, further assistance is needed.
What to do if Outwell Cooling boxes display CodeF6?
If the Outwell Cooling box displays 'CodeF6', it indicates that no parameter can be detected by the controller. Disconnect the power to the cool box for 5 minutes, then restart it. If the code reappears, further assistance is needed.
Why are the Outwell Cooling boxes compartments too warm?
If your Outwell Cooling box compartments are too warm, this may be due to a few reasons: * The lid is being opened frequently. * A large amount of warm or hot food was recently stored inside. * The cool box has been disconnected for an extended period.
Why is food frozen in my Outwell Cooling boxes?
If food is freezing in your Outwell Cooling box, it's likely because the temperature was set too low. Adjust the temperature setting accordingly.
General| Volume | 35L |
|---|---|
| Material Lining | PEVA |
| Capacity | 35L |
| Color | Blue |
| Size | 35 L |
| Insulation | PU foam |
| Material Outer | Polyester |
| Material | Polyester |
| Insulation Type | Foam |
| Closure | Zipper |
Step-by-step guide for removing the appliance lid.
Step-by-step guide for reattaching the appliance lid.
Switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit temperature units for the cool box.
Instructions on how to reset the device settings to their default values.
How to adjust temperature for left and right compartments of the cool box.
Switch between MAX (fast) and ECO (energy saving) cooling modes.
Select low, medium, or high battery protection levels for the appliance.
Turn battery power on/off and check remaining battery power level.
Overview of battery charging methods and indicator lights.
Instructions for cleaning the device using a wet cloth and drying.
How to store the appliance when not in use to prevent odors.
Steps for defrosting the appliance to maintain optimal cooling.
Procedure for replacing the AC plug fuse for 220-240V connection.
Procedure for replacing the 15A fuse for the cool box.
Indicates low voltage to the cool box, requiring voltage adjustment.
Suggests a potential condenser fan overload issue.
Indicates the compressor may be starting too frequently.
Indicates the compressor may not be kicking in as expected.
Signifies potential overheating of the compressor and electronics.
Indicates a controller parameter detection problem.
Indicates a faulty temperature sensor within the appliance.
