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General| Brand | Waeco |
|---|---|
| Model | Coolfreeze CF-25 |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
Safety warnings covering electrical connections, battery handling, vents, defrosting, cleaning, and environmental disposal.
Warnings regarding high-speed battery chargers, over-voltage, and operating switches with wet hands.
Details the coolbox compartments, temperature zones, intended use, ambient conditions, and CFC-free refrigerant.
Guidance on unpacking, placement, protection from water, heat sources, and condenser ventilation.
Instructions for connecting to 12V/24V DC, fuse requirements, polarity, cable length, and wire gauge.
Information on operating the unit from 110V/240V AC, including model-specific adapters and integrated power supplies.
Overview of the operator control panel, including power, error, turbo modes, and temperature settings.
Details on AC power socket, fuse, battery voltage switch, and emergency switch functionality.
Procedures for initial cleaning, regular cleaning, and avoiding abrasive materials or tools.
Instructions for switching the coolbox on and off, and for long-term storage.
Guidance on defrosting the evaporator or interior due to frost build-up, and proper removal methods.
Steps for safely accessing and replacing the interior light bulb.
Recommendations for optimizing energy consumption, including placement, cooling food, and lid usage.
Detailed specifications including capacity, weight, power consumption, materials, and compressor information.
Table showing voltage cut-out and cut-in values for 12V and 24V operation at different settings.
Dimensional diagrams for the CF-18 and CF-25 models, showing key measurements.
Dimensional diagrams for CF-35, CF-40, CF-50, CF-80, and CF-110 models.
Details WAECO's warranty for compressor products, including coverage duration for parts and labor.
Lists conditions and damages not covered by the warranty, such as misuse, accident, or improper repair.
Explains how state law relates to the warranty and disclaims other warranties and consequential damages.
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