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Troubleshooting
Odor
PROBLEM
THINGS TO CHECK
Fan runs, food
temperature
not maintained
for two hours
Unit does not
work when
using DC
power cord
Unit does not
work when
using AC/DC
converter cord
• The unit may produce an odor when used the
first time. Odor will diminish with use.
• The unit may develop mildew or unpleasant
odor when left closed and interior is damp.
Be sure to dry completely before closing.
• Make sure that no interior and exterior vents
are blocked.
• Clean vents. See cleaning instructions.
• Make sure door is shut securely.
• Food must be heated or cooled before placing
in unit.
• Ensure the DC jack on the unit is clean and
operating.
• Check the 6A fuse in the DC power cord plug
and the cigarette lighter/accessory jack fuse at
the fuse panel.
• Make sure the cord is plugged firmly into both
the back of the unit and the 12V DC cigarette
lighter or accessory jack.
• Make sure the cord is plugged firmly into both
the back of the unit and the AC outlet.
• Check for a blown fuse or tripped circuit
breaker.
• Condensation or frost forms on the vents when
used in cooling mode for extended periods of
time. Condensation will drain. See Cleaning
Instructions.
Condensation/
frost in interior
vents
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Caring for Your Cooler/Warmer
Cleaning
1. Set the power switch to OFF. Unplug the cord from the power
source, then from the back of the unit.
2. Wipe the interior and exterior of the unit with a damp cloth.
Removable shelf and tray may be washed on the top rack of
the dishwasher.
3. Leave door open, with unit turned OFF, to dry the interior.
Moisture from humidity, food, or cleaning may cause mildew or
unpleasant odors.
4. Monthly, clean the exterior vents with a vacuum cleaner or small
brush. Dust build-up on vents can cause poor performance.
5. Condensation may form during times of high humidity and
accumulate in the removable tray at the bottom of the unit.
When this occurs, remove the tray and empty it, then wipe it
dry before reinstalling it.
6. Periodic defrosting of the unit may be necessary when frost
accumulates on interior vents.
To defrost the unit: Turn unit OFF. Leave door open and allow
unit to reach room temperature. Wipe interior of unit with a damp
cloth. Clean removable tray.
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