How to fix a loud humming noise in my Waeco CoolMatic CD50?
Loud humming from your Waeco Refrigerator can be caused by a component of the refrigerant circuit touching the wall, preventing free movement. Carefully bend the component away from the obstruction. Alternatively, a foreign body might be jammed between the cooling unit and the wall; remove it to resolve the humming.
Why Waeco CoolMatic CD50 shows 'U ? U Term ON'?
The 'U ? U Term ON' error on your Waeco Refrigerator may be due to several reasons: the battery voltage is too low (charge the battery), loose cables or poor contact due to corrosion (establish a connection), the battery capacity is too low (replace the battery), or the cable cross section is too small (replace the cable).
What to do if my Waeco CoolMatic CD50 displays 'U = 0 V Term'?
If your Waeco Refrigerator displays 'U = 0 V Term', it indicates a problem with the power supply. This could be due to an interruption in the connection between the battery and the electronics (establish a connection), a faulty main switch (replace the main switch), or a blown additional supply line fuse (replace the supply line fuse).
Why does the compressor in my Waeco Refrigerator run constantly?
If the compressor in your Waeco Refrigerator is running constantly, it is likely due to a faulty thermostat. The suggested solution is to change the thermostat.
How to prevent overheating of the electronics unit in my Waeco Refrigerator?
To prevent overheating of the electronics unit in your Waeco Refrigerator, avoid heavily loading the cooling system or setting the temperature too high.
Why is the speed too low in my Waeco Refrigerator?
The speed in your Waeco Refrigerator might be too low because the cooling system is overloaded, preventing the motor from maintaining its minimum speed of 1850 RPM.
Why Waeco CoolMatic CD50 is not working because of the supply voltage?
Your Waeco Refrigerator might not be working if the supply voltage is outside of the set range.
What causes excessive fan current in a Waeco CoolMatic CD50 Refrigerator?
Excessive fan current in a Waeco Refrigerator occurs when the fan loads the electronics unit with more than 1 A.
What to do if the electric circuit between the pins in the compressor is interrupted in Waeco Refrigerator?
If the electric circuit between the pins in the compressor is interrupted, it indicates a defective compressor. This issue can only be repaired by an authorized customer services unit.
What to do if my Waeco CoolMatic CD50 compressor does not run and it's related to the battery?
If your Waeco Refrigerator compressor isn't running and you suspect a battery connection issue, several factors could be at play. There might be an interruption in the connection between the battery and the electronics, so you should establish a secure connection. If installed, the main switch could be faulty and needs replacement. Also, check if the additional supply line fuse has blown and replace it if necessary. The battery voltage might be too low, requiring a charge. Loose cables or poor contact due to corrosion can also cause this issue, so ensure all connections are clean and tight. In some cases, the battery capacity might be insufficient, necessitating a replacement. Finally, ensure the cable cross-section is adequate; if it's too small, replace the cable.
General safety guidelines for the refrigerator, including warnings and precautions.
Instructions on safe operation, electrical connections, and usage precautions.
Overview of refrigerator components and features illustrated in figures.
Description of refrigerator control elements, including LEDs and buttons, and their functions.
Details installation process: mounting, ventilation, and condensation drainage.
Covers DC/AC power connection, wiring, and fuses.
Advice on efficient refrigerator usage and energy saving.
Explains operation, temperature setting, and food storage.
Instructions for operating the refrigerator's locking mechanism for drawers.
Guidance on proper shutdown and long-term storage of the refrigerator.
General| Capacity | 50 liters |
|---|---|
| Gross Capacity | 50 liters |
| Freezer Compartment | No |
| Average Power Consumption | 45 W |
| System | Compressor cooling system |
| Refrigerant | R134a |
| Voltage | 12/24 V DC |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 540 x 570 x 450 mm |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 65 x 55 x 89 cm |
| Insulation | Polyurethane foam |
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