To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Waeco CR-65 not cooling properly?
There are several reasons why your Waeco Refrigerator might not be cooling well. The ambient temperature could be too high, or there might be insufficient ventilation. Try moving the refrigerator to a different location. The condenser might be dirty and need cleaning, or the fan could be faulty and require replacement. Also, check if the battery capacity is exhausted and needs charging.
How to fix a Waeco Refrigerator compressor that is not running when connected to AC supply?
If your Waeco Refrigerator compressor isn't running when connected to an AC supply, check for these potential causes: There might be an interruption in the supply cable, so ensure a secure connection. The main switch could be faulty, requiring replacement, or an additional supply line fuse might have blown, needing replacement. It's also possible that the electric circuit between the pins in the compressor is interrupted, which means the compressor needs to be replaced.
What causes the interior temperature of my Waeco CR-65 to be too low on control level 1?
If the interior temperature of your Waeco Refrigerator is too low when set to control level "1", the thermostat may be faulty. Consider changing the thermostat.
What to do if the compressor of my Waeco Refrigerator doesn't run when connected to a battery?
If the compressor of your Waeco Refrigerator isn't running when connected to a battery, several issues could be the cause. There might be an interruption in the connection between the battery and the electronics, so you should establish a secure connection. The main switch could be faulty and need replacement, or an additional supply line fuse might have blown, requiring a replacement. The battery voltage or capacity might be too low, so charge or replace the battery, respectively. Also, check for loose cables or poor contact due to corrosion and ensure the cable cross section is adequate. Finally, the electric circuit between the pins in the compressor could be interrupted, indicating the compressor needs replacement.
Why is my Waeco CR-65 making unusual noises?
Unusual noises from your Waeco Refrigerator can be caused by: * A component of the refrigerant circuit touching the wall. Carefully bend the component away from the obstruction. * A foreign body jammed between the cooling unit and the wall. Remove the foreign body.
General| Type | Portable Refrigerator |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 65 liters |
| Cooling Technology | Compressor |
| Refrigerant | R134a |
| Power Supply | 12/24 V DC |
| Average Power Consumption | 45W |
| Material | Plastic, Metal |
| Color | Grey |
Explains warning, caution, note, and action symbols used in the manual.
Covers general safety precautions, installation, repairs, and operating environment.
Focuses on safe operation, child safety, defrosting, and protection from elements.
Lists refrigerator, cable set (for AC), and operating manual.
Explains the rectifier for converting voltage for AC mains connection.
Describes suitability for cooling/freezing food and power source compatibility.
Covers cooling capacity, materials, refrigerant circuit, voltage compatibility, and inclination.
Provides safety guidelines for installing the refrigerator on boats, including tilting and ventilation.
Details how to fasten the device, keep openings clear, and ensure proper ventilation.
Explains how to operate the locking mechanism for the door (Lock and Vent).
Describes how to change the door hinge to open the door to the left.
Details connecting the refrigerator to DC power, including cable cross-section and polarity.
Explains how to connect the refrigerator to AC power using a rectifier (MPS-35).
Provides tips for saving energy, such as location choice and door usage.
Covers general usage, caution on placement, and setting the temperature control.
Explains how to set the temperature using the control knob and factors influencing cooling.
Provides advice on storing food, including temperature zones and wrapping.
Explains two methods for removing condensation: direct drainage or collecting in the drip-tray.
Details the steps to defrost the freezer, including removing contents and setting temperature.
Guides on how to switch off and store the refrigerator for long periods.
Instructions on how to replace the interior LED light.
Steps to replace a faulty fuse in the rectifier.
Advises against abrasive agents and details cleaning procedures.
Mentions statutory warranty period and required documents for repair.
Warns about child entrapment and advises on proper disposal.
Explains the significance of red LED flashes as fault codes.
Lists causes and remedies for low interior temperature.
Details troubleshooting steps for compressor failure when connected to a battery.
Troubleshooting steps for compressor failure when connected to AC power.
Addresses issues of poor cooling and rising interior temperatures.
Identifies causes of loud humming and other noises.
Lists dimensions, voltage, AC connection, temperature ranges, and climatic class.
Provides technical data for CR-50 and CR-65 models, including capacity and weight.
Lists technical specifications for CR-80, CR-110, and CR-140 models.
