Danfoss EvaKool Travelmate Instruction Manual

Instruction Manual
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Please read these instructions and the Safety section carefully before using
your refrigerator.
1Safety Instructions Page 2 2Notes on using the product Page 2 3Operation Page 2-3 4Cleaning and Maintenance Page 4 5Troubleshooting Page 4 6Error Codes Page 5 7Warranty Statement Page 6
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Features:
Reliable cooling system – Danfoss compressor
Efficient electronic technology, low energy consumption
Multi-voltage system (DC 12-24 Volt) and (AC 100-120/220-240 Volt)
Digital Battery Protection, protect your vehicle battery effectively
1.
Safety Instructions
Warning: Do not touch exposed cables.
Warning: Do not use fridge if you suspect any connections could be wet.
When using the fridge in the vehicle or boat, please make sure the circuit being used is fused.
Any installation of DC power sources should be handled by a qualified professional.
Make sure the source voltage is correct. The technical data label has the voltage data.
Do not place any electrical devices inside the refrigerator as moisture could harm these
devices.
2.
Notes on using the product
Your refrigerator requires good ventilation, especially around the vents of the refrigerator;
allow a gap of at least 200mm around the vents and 100mm around the rest of the unit.
Avoid humidity: Humidity inside the appliance can form frost and impair cooling.
Do not allow frost to build up. Never clean the appliance using a hose and never submerge the unit in any liquid.
Avoid placing your refrigerator near a heat source. This helps the refrigerator to work more
efficiently and keep the contents cool.
Place the refrigerator on a flat surface and away from any edges. When using the fridge in a
vehicle, please use a fastening device to secure it.
3. Operation
Power
The electronic control module controls the compressor motor and has the function of a three stage battery protection. When the input voltage drops below the minimum, the compressor will cut out; when the voltage comes back up to the cut-in value, the compressor will restart automatically.
Battery Protection: The Danfoss compressor requires over 10.4 Volts (12 Volt System) or
23.0 Volts (24V System) to operate. If the voltage drops below this the fridge will stop running.
Cable Specification
The DC cables must have a suitable cross-section for their length, according to this table:
*Note: The length is from the battery to the refrigerator.
Cable Area 12V Max Cable
Length*
24V Max Cable
Length*
[mm2] AWG [m] [ft.] [m] [ft.]
2.5 12 2.5 8 5 16 4 12 4 13 8 26 6 10 6 20 12 39
10 8 10 33 20 66
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Using the Fridge
NOTE: IF THE UNIT IS POWERED OFF ONLY AN ORANGE LED WILL BE
ILLUMINATED. TO TURN ON YOUR UNIT PLEASE HOLD THE ON/OFF SWITCH DOWN UNTIL THE RUN LIGHT CHANGES TO GREEN AND THE LED DISPLAY IS ILLUMINATED.
Temperature setting range-20ºC20ºC, -4ºF68ºF
Plug in the DC or AC power cable. Use the ON/OFF switch to run the fridge. The LED
display on the control panel will light up and the interior temperature will be displayed.
Press SET and then press the UP and DOWN buttons to adjust the temperature. Press the
button to increase while the button to decrease the temperature. To lock in the target temperature press set three times or leave for 5 seconds. The display board will display the current temperature inside the unit after the target temperature is set. After approximately 5 minutes the displayed temperature will start to decrease.
If the power supply is cut off, the refrigerator will switch off automatically and then
automatically switch on again when the unit receives power.
To change the fridge between ºC and ºF. Press SET twice and then UP or DOWN to
change the setting.
To change the battery voltage setting press the SET button three times and the use the UP
and DOWN buttons to change between the settings. Leave the unit for 5 seconds to set this setting. The three voltage settings are as follows :- (We advise to keep the setting on LOW)
o LOW – 10.4 Volts o MED – 11.2 Volts o HIGH – 12 Volts
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