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Never use a battery charger, transformer/rectifier, battery eliminator or AC/DC converter to power
the product. Such equipment can, under certain circumstances, deliver current at a voltage which
may damage the inverter. In order to use these devices always ensure that battery is connected in
parallel between the charging equipment and the product.
REFRIGERATOR MAINTENANCE
CLEANING BOX AND DOOR
Clean the interior with a damp cloth moistened in warm water and wipe with a dry cloth.
Clean the exterior of the product with a damp cloth.
Clean the interior condenser to remove dirt (dust etc.) at regular intervals.
CAUTION: Never use a brush, powder soap, cleanser, acid, benzene, gasoline, or mineral thinners to
clean the product, as these tend to leave scratches on the plastic coating and painting.
DEFROSTING
Due to the humidity within the cabinet, frost will form on the evaporator surface when it has been
running for sometime. A layer of frost in excess of about 6mm (1/4in) has on adverse effect on the
cooling efficiency of the product therefore, the evaporator must be defrosted regularly.
To defrost, turn off and unplug the product to allow for complete removal of frost from the
evaporator.
CAUTION AND HOW TO REPLACE THE SPECIAL THERMAL FUSE
The refrigerator has a DC cord plug which incorporates a special thermal fuse which cuts off current
during abnormal situations e.g. an over heated plug.
WARNING
Do not make use of conventional glass tube fuses. We recommend only using an Engel thermal
fuse.
This special thermal fuse has a polarity. Please read the under mentioned instructions on how to
replace the fuse and make sure to check the polarity connection is correct before replacing it.
BATTERY CHARGER
OR AC/DC CONVERTER ETC
FRIDGE
FRIDGE
(Fig 8)
OR DC GENERATOR
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