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DISPLAY ERRORS TABLE

TROUBLESHOOTING

Error

Cause

E1

Insufficient voltage (Volts below the cut-in / cut-out value)

E2

Defective fan

E3

Control unit error or compressor blocked

E4

The refrigeration system is too loaded with gas and/or the compressor is 
running at a number of revolutions that is too low

E5

Room temperature is too high

E6

Internal temperature sensor error

Defect

Possible cause

Intervention

The refrigerator does not 
cool, the compressor will 
not start.

No electrical power. Battery 
in poor condition. Faulty 
thermostat. Defective 
electronic control unit.

Check to make sure that the electronic 
control unit is receiving sufficient power 
and voltage; check the fuse. Verify that 
the internal lighting is working and that 
the compressor is receiving power. 
Check the cables, lugs and connectors. 
Verify that the battery is charging 
properly. Check the thermostat: Bridge 
T - C with a separate cable. If the 
compressor will not start, its electronics 
are probably defective. Replace. If the 
compressor starts up with the bridge, 
the thermostat is defective. Replace 
the thermostat.

The compressor only 
performs brief attempts at 
starting up.

There is insufficient voltage or 
else a drop in voltage during 
the attempt to start. The 
protection device is activated. 
The Batteries are drained.

Check the cables and connections; 
remove any traces of oxidation or 
corrosion. Charge the batteries, start 
the motor or connect the battery 
charger.

The compressor functions 
but doesn’t cool.

Loss of refrigerant through 
the evaporator or the 
tubing. Tubing clogged.

Carry out a leak check and repair 
any leaks, drain and refill the proper 
amount of R134a refrigerant. (This 
operation must be carried out by a 
qualified technician.)

The compressor runs for 
a long time but doesn’t 
cool properly (reduced 
efficiency).

Insufficient ventilation, 
the condensation unit is 
overheating. The fan is not 
working properly. There is too 
much frost on the evaporator. 
The door does not close 
properly and lets in warm, 
moist air. The condenser is 
blocked by dust.

Increase the ventilation. Replace 
the fan. Defrost the unit. Correct the 
position of the door and check the 
gasket. Clean the condensing unit.

GENERAL TROUBLESHOOTING

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Summary of Contents for KAF-30DS

Page 1: ...30L DC COMPRESSOR DRAWER FRIDGE KAF 30DS ...

Page 2: ...or Efficient electronic technology low energy consumption Multi voltage system DC 12 24 Volt and AC 220 240 Volt Adjustable low voltage battery protection IMPORTANT SAFETY SYMBOLS Warning Safety Directive Failure to observe this directive could lead to serious injury Caution Safety Directive Failure to observe this directive could lead to injury or damage to the appliance Note Important Information ...

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Page 4: ...VDC Refrigerant gas and charge R134a 0 044 kg CFC Free CO2 eq 0 063 t Dimensions 260 x 440 x 695 mm Net weight 18 Kg Installed power 45 Watt SPECIFICATIONS PRODUCT FEATURES Slide out drawer Drawer latch Soft touch controls Power connection Compressor cooling vents 3 ...

Page 5: ...te Connect the refrigerator directly to the battery or to the relative main switch and make sure that the system is equipped with an electric device that s capable of protecting the circuit against possible overcurrents The product is supplied with a 10 A fuse A separate switch that simultaneously disconnects the power cables must be installed upstream from the refrigerator Check to make sure that...

Page 6: ...he offset1 value will appear This value can be changed from 8 to 8 using buttons 2 and 3 Press 1 to confirm the new data entered and go to setting for the next parameter The offset2 value will appear This value can be changed from 8 to 8 using buttons 2 and 3 Press 1 to confirm the new data entered and go to setting for the next parameter The offset3 value will appear This value can be changed from 8 t...

Page 7: ...GRAPHICAL DISPLAY OF THE SEQUENCE FOR SETTING THE PRO MENU 6 ...

Page 8: ...cated on the digital thermometer Offset Temperature Interval 1 T 6 C 2 12 C T 7 C 3 T 13 C Data which is used to align the temperature shown on the display with the actual internal temperature Adjustment for each offset can vary from 8 8 POWER OPTIONS LOW VOLTAGE PROTECTION In order to prevent excessive battery depletion a protection device shuts off the compressor in case of insufficient voltage and t...

Page 9: ... compressor starts up with the bridge the thermostat is defective Replace the thermostat The compressor only performs brief attempts at starting up There is insufficient voltage or else a drop in voltage during the attempt to start The protection device is activated The Batteries are drained Check the cables and connections remove any traces of oxidation or corrosion Charge the batteries start the m...

Page 10: ...otate the thermostat to off position If the refrigerator continues to function then there is continuity on the control unit Correct the problem on thermostat connections make sure the bridge is present on C and P and not on C and T on the electronic control unit Rotate the thermostat to off position If the compressor switches off but it is impossible to regulate temperature replace the thermostat or ...

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