CAR REFRIGERATOR USER MANUAL

MODEL: T35K T45K T55K

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A textual representation of the car refrigerator is provided, showing its overall structure with wheels and ventilation grills.

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This product complies with European Directive 2012/19/EU. The symbol of a crossed-out wheelie bin indicates separate refuse collection is required in the European Union for this product and its accessories. Products marked with this symbol should not be discarded with normal domestic waste but taken to a collection point for recycling electrical and electronic devices.

Attentions

Before using the refrigerator, please read this manual carefully and keep it properly.

1. Before use, clean the refrigerator inside and outside with a damp cloth.
2. Do not fill the refrigerator with corrosive liquids or pour liquids directly into it.
3. When the refrigerator is not in use for an extended period, disconnect the power supply and keep it dry.
4. Regularly clean the inner chamber to prevent odors and bacteria, ensuring food safety.
5. This manual applies to T35K/T45K /T55K refrigerators for American and European markets.

Connect the Power Supply

1. Find the DC power cord in the kit. Connect the DC plug to the power outlet of the car refrigerator.
2. Place the refrigerator securely in the car (e.g., back-up seat).
3. Route the power cords within the car's interior space. Insert the cigarette lighter plug into the car's cigarette lighter hole.
4. Press and hold "ON/OFF" for 3 seconds to turn on the car refrigerator.

The product can be connected to multiple power supplies. The onboard refrigerator connects directly to a DC12V/24V DC power supply. An AC100-240V adapter allows home use.

A diagram illustrates the connection process: Adapter -> Connect the car cigarette lighter -> Connect the car refrigerator.

Instructions

Car battery protection voltage reference:

The built-in ECO electronic control module monitors vehicle battery voltage. The refrigerator automatically disconnects power if the voltage drops too low to affect the vehicle's ignition.

Note: Disconnecting or starting refers to the compressor's connection or disconnection.

Component Diagram

The refrigerator components are labeled as follows:

• 1. Cabinet
• 2. Classified plate
• 3. Case Cover
• 4. Door buckle
• 5. Sealing Strip
• 6. Control panel
• 7. Handle (optional)
• 8. Wheel (optional)
• 9. Power Interface

A diagram shows the numbered components of the refrigerator.

Function Introduction

Upon power-on, the digital display illuminates for 1 second and then shows the last memory setting. The temperature display remains lit in standby mode.

1. Open and Close

After power-on, the refrigerator is in standby mode. Press the ON/OFF button to open it. The display will show the current storage room temperature and the unit will start running.

Warning: The displayed temperature is measured near the sensor. Temperatures may vary within the storage room.

Press the ON/OFF button again to return the refrigerator to standby.

2. Temperature Setting

1. Switch on the fridge. Press '+' to increase and '-' to decrease the set temperature. Each press changes the temperature by 1°C. The temperature can be set between 10°C and -20°C. Ensure the clapboard is correctly positioned before setting the temperature for the large compartment.
2. If the clapboard is removed, the small compartment's temperature display will turn off, leaving one storage compartment.
3. The temperature display flashes for 3 seconds after adjustment, then stabilizes. The setting is memorized, and the display returns to showing the actual temperature.
4. The default startup temperature is 0°C / 32°F.

3. MAX / ECO Mode Conversion

Press the [MAX/ECO] button to switch between MAX mode (fast cooling) and ECO mode (energy-saving cooling).

4. Celsius (°C) / Fahrenheit (°F) Display Switching

Press and hold the '+' key and the setting key on the left (large compartment) for over 3 seconds to switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit.

5. Battery Protection Levels: H1 (High) N2 (Low) L3 (Medium)

Press the [Battery Protection] key for 3 seconds to enter the setting mode. Press the key again to cycle through H1, N2, and L3 levels. The set level will flash for 3 seconds if no operations are detected, then save the current setting.

Model Parameter Table:

Notice for Temperature Setting

Insert the clapboard correctly. The display will show temperatures for two compartments. When adjusting, the small compartment's temperature (TS) cannot be higher than the large compartment's temperature (TL), i.e., TS ≤ TL. For example, if TS is -10°C (14°F), TL can range from -10°C (14°F) to 10°C (50°F). Use the large compartment for fresh food and the small compartment for frozen food.

Power-off Memory Function

The car refrigerator has a power-off memory function. Upon power loss, the working state (On/Off status, mode) before power-off is automatically recovered on the next startup.

ECO: Energy-saving cooling
MAX: Powerful cooling

Use Clapboard

1. Align the clapboard with the two rails on the inner liner.
2. Vertically push the clapboard to the bottom of the liner.

Diagrams illustrate the use of the clapboard.

Simple Fault Analysis

Advice: If issues persist after simple fault analysis, contact professional customer service.

I. Car Refrigerator Does Not Work

1. Check power connection (plug secure, polarity correct).
2. Verify the power switch on the operation panel is ON.
3. Ensure cooling ventilation is normal.
4. Check if the fuse is blown.

II. Poor Cooling Performance

1. Check if the lid is closed properly.
2. Inspect the door seal for damage or deformation.
3. Ensure adequate ventilation around the refrigerator.
4. Verify the temperature is set correctly.

Definition Of Error Codes On The Display

III. Abnormal Noise

1. Ensure the car refrigerator is placed on a smooth surface.
2. Avoid contact with walls or other objects.
3. Check for loose or falling internal parts.

IV. Condensation on Refrigerator Surface

Slight condensation may occur on the box surface when ambient air humidity exceeds 75%, which is normal.

Failures and Solutions

E1: Low Input Voltage

Failure 1: Refrigerator power cord inserted before car starts.
Solution 1: Wait a while after the car starts to connect.

Failure 2: Input voltage of the adapter is too low.
Solution 2: Adjust battery protection to middle or low voltage. If ineffective, replace the adapter.

E2: Fan Fault

Replace the fan if a malfunction is identified.

E3: Input Voltage Fault Due to Compressor Frequently Start

When used in the car and E3 appears, shut down for 5 minutes and restart. If ineffective, it may be an E1 fault; resolve according to E1 solutions.

When E3 appears while connected via adapter:

1. Adjust battery protection to middle or low level.
2. If ineffective, replace the adapter.

E4: Low Rotational Speed of Compressor

Adjust input voltage and repower.

E5: Overheating of Controller Chip

Power off for 5 minutes and check for poor ventilation around the compressor causing overheating.

Use Suggestions

1. With a backup battery, maintain set temperatures without concern.
2. For ice cream, set the temperature to the lowest setting and power on for an extended period.
3. Prevent health issues from drinking bottled water exposed to high temperatures.
4. Enjoy fresh frozen food during travel with vehicle-mounted refrigerators.
5. Refrigerate healthcare products, insulin, and imported drugs; precise temperature control ensures health.
6. Keep tea leaves fresh in the car refrigerator for enjoyment during self-driving tours.
7. The optimal storage temperature for red wine is 10°C - 18°C (50 - 64.4°F). Precise control ensures proper storage.
8. High-grade fruit stored in the car during summer may last at least 2 hours. Using the car refrigerator preserves fruit quality.
9. High-grade sunglasses coating can degrade in high summer temperatures; the car refrigerator is an ideal storage place.
10. High-grade cosmetics deteriorate quickly in hot cars; the car refrigerator is a better choice for transport.

Safety Precautions

1. Ensure the connected power voltage is correct (parameters are labeled on the refrigerator).
2. Do not pour liquid directly into the car refrigerator.
3. Modifying the refrigerator without permission is forbidden due to danger.
4. This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory, or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless supervised or instructed by a responsible person.
5. Children should be supervised to prevent playing with the appliance.
6. Children aged 8 and above, and persons with reduced capabilities, can use the appliance if supervised and instructed on safe usage, understanding the involved hazards. Children must not play with the appliance. Cleaning and maintenance should not be done by unsupervised children.
7. To prevent instability hazards, fix the appliance according to instructions.
8. Do not store explosive substances like aerosol cans with flammable propellants in this appliance.

WARNING: This appliance contains flammable foaming agent cyclopentane. Please avoid fire during transport and use. Seek professional servicing for breakdowns. Send to an appointed disposal station when discarding.

WARNING: During use, service, and disposal, pay attention to a fire warning symbol (similar to the one shown, located on the rear panel or compressor, often yellow or orange). Flammable materials are present in refrigerant pipes and compressors. Keep away from fire sources during use, service, and disposal.

Electrical Schematic Diagram

The diagram shows the electrical connections for the cooling fan, NTC sensor, battery protection module, and PCB, connecting to the compressor. Wires are color-coded (Black, Red, Blue, White, Gray, Yellow) and labeled with their functions and connections (e.g., DC12V/24V, +, -, RT, D, C, P, T).