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•Neveruseabatterychargerortransformerorrectifierorbattery
eliminatororAC/DCconvertertopowertherefrigerator.Doing
so may damage the refrigerator.
•Neverconnecttherefrigeratordirectlytoanenginegenerator
setregardlessofwhetheritsoutputisACorDC.Doingso
will lead to poor cooling and may also damage the refrigerator
due to the high voltages and surge pulse from the generator
set. Utilize an automatic voltage regulator for the refrigerator.
ContactyourENGELdealer ifthereisany questionregarding
the use of engine generator set to power the refrigerator.
•Donotoverstufftherefrigerator.Doingsoreducescooling
performance and may spoil the stored food.
•Lplatesandboltsaccompanyingtherefrigeratorshallbe
securely fixed to the refrigerator. Poor installation may lead
unexpectedly dropping the refrigerator during transportation,
which may relist in damage to or failure of the refrigerator and
possible cause of injuries.
•Donotputabaggedcoldpackwhoseinnermaterialisleaking.
Someofoff-the-shelfbaggedicepackscontainatypeof
chemical that corrodes the metal parts of the refrigerator. If
such chemical is spilled in the refrigerator interior, wipe it off with
a wet, soft cloth and wipe off again with a dry cloth.
•Itisrecommendedtoturnofftherefrigeratorwhenthevehicle
engine is shut off so as to keep the battery from running out.
•Takeextracautionwhentransportingtherefrigerator.
•If thevoltageatthe DC input terminalsoftherefrigeratorfalls
below 11V, cooling performance will immediately decrease.
Always keep the battery in good condition to ensure it is fully
charged.
•Ifusedonboardavehicle,fixtherefrigeratorfirmlytotheinterior
of the vehicle. Failing to do so may lead to injuries from a falling
or moving fridge during abrupt acceleration and breaking.
•Neverusethisrefrigeratorinsidearefrigeratedcompartment
of a refrigeration truck, where condensation easily occurs and
water would drip onto the refrigerator and damage it.
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