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What can I keep in my Subcold product?
Anything you wish to keep cold!
Our customers often store breast milk, beauty and skincare products, cold drinks, sandwiches, and more!
Can I leave my Subcold Mini Fridge plugged in every day, 24 hours per day?
Yes, you can leave your Subcold fridge plugged into an AC outlet in your home or office. We recommend
disconnecting your from your vehicle when you turn off your vehicle.
How can I get a replacement power cord?
Subcold replacement cords are available on our website directly at Subcold.com
Can I adjust the thermostat on my cooler/warmer?
No adjustment can be made to the temperature setting. This is due to the thermoelectric design and the PELTIER
effect
Can my mini fridge keep things frozen?
This series of mini fridge is not designed to keep things frozen. These are designed for a positive temperature only
and not to freeze the contents loaded inside.
Does the back of a Subcold fridge get very hot?
Thermoelectric units have two sides, so when a DC electric current flows through the device, it moves heat from
one side to the other, so that one side gets cooler. Make sure there is at least a 10cm clearance for necessary air
flow and circulation. If the back of your mini fridge gets very hot, turn off the unit, and contact Customer Support.
Will my Subcold mini fridge make a lot of noise?
Subcold mini fridges are not noisy thanks to on going advanced technologyour unique cooling system that makes
our thermoelectric units quiet, yet powerful and efficient. The fan makes a slight whirring sound and this sound is
normal. However, if you hear a very loud sound, turn off the unit, and contact Customer Support.
Are interior shelves removable?
Yes, the shelf and door holders are removable. To remove the shelf, gently Slide it out. To remove the door holder,
gently lift upwards from slots.
Does this unit come with a warranty?
Yes, each Subcold product comes with a standard 1-year warranty. Please refer to this User Manual or contact us
via our website at subcold.com for more information.
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