Ironman4x4 IFRIDGE30 Bedienungsanleitung

This user guide includes information on the following IceCube Fridge/ Freezer models:

IFRIDGE30 (30L), IFRIDGE40 (40L) and IFRIDGE50 (50L)

USER GUIDE

Instruction Manual

30L

CAPACITY

40L

CAPACITY

50L

CAPACITY

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Dear Customer,

Thank you for purchasing an Ironman 4x4 IceCube Fridge/Freezer. Our fridge/freezer

is an ideal companion for keeping your beverages, refreshments and food refrigerated

while on outback trips, picnics, camping, fishing or shopping trips.

Features:

• Danfoss BD-35F Compressor - The world’s most reliable cooling system.

• The best electronic technology, high efficiency and low energy consumption.

• Multi-Voltage System (DC 12-24V) and (AC 100-120/ 220-240V)

• Automatic Battery Protection

Contents in box:

• IceCube Fridge/Freezer Unit

• 12V/ 24V Power Cable

• 240V Power Cable

Also available separately for this product:

• Heavy Duty Insulated Transit Bag

• Fridge Slide

• Fridge Tie Down Straps

• Ironman 4x4 Dual Battery Kits

IMPORTANT: Before first time use of this unit, you should carefully read these instructions to

familiarise yourself with the correct connection and operations for your fridge.

Product Safety............................................................................................................... Page 4

General Notes................................................................................................................ Page 4

Connection .................................................................................................................... Page 5

Operation....................................................................................................................... Page 6

Cleaning and Maintenance ............................................................................................ Page 7

Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................. Page 7

Technical Data

IFRIDGE30 - 30L............................................................................................................ Page 8

IFRIDGE40 - 40L............................................................................................................ Page 9

IFRIDGE50 - 50L............................................................................................................ Page 10

Warranty........................................................................................................................ Page 11

INDEX

Product Safety

Do NOT touch exposed cables with your bare hands, this especially applies when operating

the appliance from an AC source.

It is dangerous to touch the plug with wet hands.

When using the refrigerator in a vehicle or boat, make sure that power supply circuit is

properly fused.

The installation of a DC power source should only be handled by qualified persons

Make sure unit is only connected to the correct power supply.

Do not immerse in water.

Do not place any electrical devices inside refrigerator.

General Notes:

Your product requires good ventilation, especially around the back of the refrigerator.

Allow a gap of at least 200mm around the back of unit and approximately a 100mm gap

to the right hand side.

Avoid humidity inside the appliance: Humidity inside the appliance can form frost and impair

cooling. Therefore defrost the unit regularly.

Never clean appliance under running water or in dishwasher.

Avoid placing your refrigerator near a heat source as this will reduce the cooling efficiency.

Place the refrigerator on a flat surface away from edges.

When placing the unit into a vehicle, make sure it is secured properly.

Connection

Power: The 12/ 24V and mains power can be present at the same time, the device will always

set itself to the mains power supply as a priority.

Unit must always be connected to an adequate power supply and DC connection must always

be fused.

For cable length and specification, refer to table below.

Cable Area 12V Max Cable Length 24V Max Cable Length

[mm2] AWG [m] [ft.] [m] [ft.]

2.5 12 < 2.5 < 8 < 5 < 16

4 12 < 4 < 13 < 8 < 26

6 10 < 6 < 20 < 12 < 39

10 8 < 10 < 33 < 20 < 66

(AWG - American Wire Gauge)

The length measurement in the above table is from the battery to the refrigerator.

Protection: This unit has an in built automatic low-voltage cutout system, designed to protect

your battery from discharging completely. This will automatically turn off the compressor when

the battery discharges to Cut-Out voltage (See table below). The compressor will automatically

restart when voltage increases to Cut-In (See table below).

IMPORTANT: If your fridge cuts out prematurely, this may be due to the Battery Protection being

set too high. Consider lowering the battery protection level via the switch located

on the rear power panel.

Battery

Protection 12V Cut-Out 12V Cut-In 24V Cut-Out 24V Cut-In

LOW 10.2V 11.2V 21.6V 23.0V

MED 10.7V 11.7V 22.6V 24.0V

HIGH 11.7V 12.7V 24.6V 26.0V

Operation

Set Temperature Mode: When the fridge is on, press and hold the SET button and momentarily

press the UP button. The screen will display an ‘F’ for fahrenheit, or ‘C’ for celcius. Press the

UP button to alternate between either mode. The screen display will flicker for 3 seconds, then

auto-save your selection and automatically exit.

Set Temperature Compensation: The temperature compensation setting is used to set the temp

probe and inner cabinet temperature difference, with a range of -10 to +10. When the fridge is

on, press and hold the SET button and momentarily press the DOWN button. The screen will

scroll through the 3 setting variations each time you momentarily press the DOWN button.

F1: -10ºC

F2: 0ºC

F3: +10ºC

Temperature Setting Range: -30˚C~40˚C, -22˚F~104˚F

LED Display Range: -20˚C~45˚C, -40˚F~113˚F

Plug in the DC or AC power. Press the ON/OFF Button to turn the unit on. The LED Display on the

control panel will illuminate and the interior temperature of unit will be displayed.

Press the UP and DOWN to adjust the temperature. Press the UP button to increase the

temperature, or the DOWN to decrease the temperature.

Press the ECO Button to activate the Economy running mode, the ECO indicator light will

illuminate green. Press the button again to activate MAX running mode, the MAX indicator light

will then illuminate red.

ECO Mode: Reduces power consumption and is used once fridge is down to its desired

operating temperature.

MAX Mode: Is used to reduce the internal temperature more rapidly.

NOTE: Fridge will consume more power on this setting.

If power supply is cut off, refrigerator will automatically restart when power supply is restored.

LED Display ECO Indicator Light

Running Mode AdjustmentPower Switch Temperature Adjustment

MAX Indicator Light

Cleaning and Maintenance

Clean the unit inside and out with a damp cloth. For more stubborn dirt, sodium bicarbonate

dissolved in lukewarm water may be used.

Never use abrasive products, detergents or soap. After washing rinse with clean water and dry

carefully. Make sure power is disconnected while doing this.

If unit is not being used for long periods of time, do NOT fully close lid. This is to prevent mould

and odours.

Troubleshooting

If unit will not turn on, check:

• Power supply ie. Battery voltage (See Battery Protection table on Page 5)

• Check all connections between battery and fridge

• Check condition of fuse

• Check that the unit is turned on

If contents of fridge are freezing:

• Temperature setting is too low

Poor refrigeration performance:

• Too much food has been placed inside refrigerator

• Temperature of food placed in fridge is too high

• The door is not closed properly

• Door seal is broken

Poor cooling:

• Make sure adequate ventilation room is left around unit (See General Notes Page 4)

• Ambient temperature is extremely high

• Temperature is not set correctly

Sound of water from inside of unit:

• This is normal due to flow of refrigerant

Noise

• Unit is not on a flat or level surface

• Check for vibrations in surrounding objects

CODE ERROR TYPE

E5 Compressor has overheated (Internal temperature too high due to insufficient

airflow)

E3 Compressor motor starter error (Motor blockage, cooling system pressure difference

or low voltage battery

E2 Fan fault

E1 Battery protection stop (Voltage over setting) - Refer to page 5

Technical Data

Item No. IFRIDGE30

Approx gross capacity (L) 30L

Supply Voltage (V) 12/ 24 // 100-240

Dimensions (mm)H - 380mm

W - 350mm

L - 585mm

Temp. Range / regulation +10 to -18˚C

Approx. Weight (kg) 16kg

Material CFC free CFC-Free

Insulation PU foam

Interior light LED

Average power consumption 40 Watt

Current draw on 12V

(5C inside, 20C outside) approx. 0.7 Ah/h

Certification GS/ CE/ E certified

Guarantee period 5 year on compressor

3 year on components

Battery protection 3 Stage low voltage protection

Technical Data

Item No. IFRIDGE40

Approx gross capacity (L) 40L

Supply Voltage (V) 12/ 24 // 100-240

Dimensions (mm)H - 490mm

W - 350mm

L - 585mm

Temp. Range / regulation +10 to -18˚C

Approx. Weight (kg) 17kg

Material CFC free CFC-Free

Insulation PU foam

Interior light LED

Average power consumption 40 Watt

Current draw on 12V

(5C inside, 20C outside) approx. 0.7 Ah/h

Certification GS/ CE/ E certified

Guarantee period 5 year on compressor

3 year on components

Battery protection 3 Stage low voltage protection

Technical Data

Item No. IFRIDGE50

Approx gross capacity (L) 50L

Supply Voltage (V) 12/ 24 // 100-240

Dimensions (mm)H - 530mm

W - 350mm

L - 585mm

Temp. Range / regulation +10 to -18˚C

Approx. Weight (kg) 18.5kg

Material CFC free CFC-Free

Insulation PU foam

Interior light LED

Average power consumption 40 Watt

Current draw on 12V

(5C inside, 20C outside) approx. 0.7 Ah/h

Certification GS/ CE/ E certified

Guarantee period 5 year on compressor

3 year on components

Battery protection 3 Stage low voltage protection

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