Thank you for purchasing a FridgeMate fridge freezer.
The unit you have chosen has been proudly designed and manufactured in
Australia by EvaKool combining FridgeMate’s fully insulated tough polyethelene
cabinet with internationally proven compressor technology to produce Australia’s
most ingenious, versatile and user friendly 12V/24V fridge freezer combination.
We strongly recommend that you carefully read this manual prior to operating
your FridgeMate as it contains important information regarding your unit’s
operation, maintenance, care and terms of warranty.
This unit is designed to operate from either a 12V or 24V power source or from a
240V mains supply via an EvaKool approved 12v/24v/240v adaptor. It can also
be operated in remote areas from solar and generator power sources. Please
refer to page 3 for instructions.
All EvaKool products are specifically designed to withstand Australia’s harsh
operating conditions and if treated with care will provide you with many years of
trouble free service.
16 Enterprise Street, Caloundra
Queensland, Australia 4551
Tel: +61 7 5492 7777 | Fax: +61 7 5492 7733
Email: sales@evakool.com
www.evakool.com
INSTALLATION ................................................ 3
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
• 12 Volt Operation ................................... 4
• 240 Volt (Mains) Operation ................... 4
SELECTION OF FRIDGE/FREEZER OPTIONS .... 5
OPERATION .................................................... 6
CONTROL PANEL
• Temperature Settings ............................. 6
•
Fault Light... ............................................ 6
• Power Inlet .............................................. 7
• Circuit Breaker ........................................ 7
HELPFUL HINTS ............................................. 7
CARE & STORAGE ......................................... 8
PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE .................... 8
FAULT FINDING GUIDE ............................. 9/10
TROUBLE SHOOTING FLOW CHART .......... 11
WARRANTY STATEMENT .............................. 12
CONTENTS
• O p e r a t i o n a l Settings............................... 6