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7. TROUBLE SHOOTING 

Loose  contact  between 
plug and unit socket

C o o l i n g   f u n c t i o n 
does not work

Power  voltage  is  out  of 
range

Plug fridge firmly into socket or cigarette 
lighter.

Check whether unit is plugged into power 
supply of 12V or 24V, ensure that battery 
charge is not too low or too high.

The temperature sensor is 
malfunctioning

Replace temperature sensor

The  fan  motor  does  not 
work

Poor cooling efficiency

Unit  is  exposed  to  direct 
sunlight

Replace fan motor

Place the unit in a shady, cool place with 
good airflow.

Ventilator  or  propeller  is 
blocked

Clean  the  ventilator  and  the  propeller, 
make sure the unit has good ventilation

N o t   e n o u g h   p o w e r 
supplied to the unit

LED display “E1” unit 
not running

Check unit whether it’s plugged into power 
supply of 12V or 24V, ensure that battery 
charge is not too low.

High  voltage  supplied  to 
the unit

Check unit whether it’s plugged into power 
supply of 12V or 24V, ensure that battery 
charge is not too high.

LED display “E2” unit 
not running

Temperature  sensor  is 
disconnected or faulty

Check the temperature sensor’s plug and 
replace

LED display “E3” unit 
not running

Unit is malfuntioning

There  is  a  strange 
noise  or  vibration 
during operation

To  prevent  breakdown,  turn  the  unit  off 
immediately  and  unplug  it  from  power 
supply. Contact a local repair center.

There  is  a  burning 
smell  or  the  case  is 
deformed

SUNFRIDGE 55

Summary of Contents for SUNFRIDGE 55

Page 1: ...SUNFRIDGE 55 SUNFRIDGE 128 233 SUNFRIDGE Energy Efficient Solar Refrigerator...

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Page 3: ...rge Controller 6 4 1 Connection 6 6 MAINTENACE 11 8 TERMS OF WARRANTY 15 Davis Shirtliff Ltd 2022 Contents herein are not warranted 5 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 8 7 TROUBLE SHOOTING 13 4 INSTALLATION 5 5...

Page 4: ...ity battery deep discharge Bottom drain plug for easy cleaning lockable lid with interior light Internal basket to separate fridge contents 110mm insulation wall and CFC free 100 Copper Tube Cooling S...

Page 5: ...125W 150W 150Ah 15A 47 66 733x750x805 1213x736x814 10VDC 17VDC 17VDC 31 5VDC 11 5 2 V 3 9 10 22 V 2 5 10 C to 43 C 0 0 SUNFRIDGE 233 Energy Consumption per 24hrs 0 46kWhr 0 302kWhr 0 6kWhr Internal Di...

Page 6: ...WARNING If a fault occurs immediately disconnect from power and follow instructions on trouble shooting WARNING WARNING Do not bring open ames or other ignition sources into the internal spaces of the...

Page 7: ...components of the fridge NOTE When using the fridge off mains use the AC DC adapter supplied with the unit and do not substitute NOTE Place the fridge on a dry surface protected from water and direct...

Page 8: ...he wall so that the lid can open and close unhindered Do not cover the gap between the lower edge of the cabinet and the floor because the fridge must be provided with cooling air Fig 2 Parts of the F...

Page 9: ...erature increases This type of connection is necessary and preferable to give high priority to solar energy systems Cable Sizes 12V Cable Length 24V Cable Length Cross Section AWG mm2 Gauge m ft m ft...

Page 10: ...en the device is switched on again automatically the integrated power outage indicator will display you of the internal temperature reached This type of connection is preferable the device is given th...

Page 11: ...Press the up or down button to adjust the temperature Press once to adjust the temperature by 1 C Maximum cool setting is 19 C For Sunfridge 128 233 use MAX ECO mode switch to select quick freezing an...

Page 12: ...off power Refer to cut off voltage presets in table below Setting for cabinet temp setting Press UVP button to switch H M L Temperature change Readout Readout Readout Power Mode Power Mode change Powe...

Page 13: ...ecommended maximum storage time of the frozen products Do not freeze bottles and cans containing carbonated liquids They may burst Only thaw the quantity that you currently actually require Always lab...

Page 14: ...he electrical components or the ventilation grill Thoroughly dry everything with a cloth The inlet and exhaust grills must be regularly cleaned Dust deposits increase the energy consumption Ensure tha...

Page 15: ...ic components 3 Use a soft dry cloth to completely dry the cooler after cleaning 4 Clean the cooler after use and before storage The following issues are normal and should not cause alarm 1 Sometimes...

Page 16: ...propeller make sure the unit has good ventilation N o t e n o u g h p o w e r supplied to the unit LED display E1 unit not running Check unit whether it s plugged into power supply of 12V or 24V ensur...

Page 17: ...s and restart LED display Err 3 5 7 u n i t n o t running LED display Err 4 unit not running fridge overload Contact a local repair center Compressor controller malfunction Replace compressor Rotor is...

Page 18: ...nty condition or liability implied by law the liability of Dayliff hereafter called the Distributor in respect of any defect or failure of equipment supplied is limited to making good by replacement o...

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