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12V DC Power Operation
Thermoelectric Coolers
1.
Remove the DC power cable from inside the
thermoelectric cooler.
2. Locate the plug receptacle on the Versatemp™ unit
and insert one end of the DC cable into the cooler
receptacle (Figure 1).
3. Plug the other end of the power cord into your
vehicle's auxiliary power outlet (Figure 2). For the
best contact, be sure that your auxiliary power outlet
is free of debris and corrosion.
4. Turn on the Versatemp by pressing the power
switch. Toggle the switch to the left to activate the
cooling mode (Blue LED indicator). Toggle the switch
to the right to activate the warming mode (Red
LED indicator).
120V/230V AC Power Operation
(Sold Separately)
Thermoelectric AC/DC Coolers
Igloo's optional 110/120-volt (U.S. and Canada) or
220/240-volt (Europe) AC internal power supply
transforms 110-volt or 230-volt AC power to 12-volt
DC current so that the your Versatemp can operate on
standard household power (Figure 3).
1.
Remove the AC converter from its box.
2. Insert the plug end of the DC power cable into the
round cylinder (adapter socket) of the AC
converter cord.
3. Insert the plug end of the AC converter into any
110-volt (U.S. or Canada) or 230-volt (Europe)
household AC outlet. Do not use any other method
of connecting your unit to AC current. Fire or shock
may occur.
REPLACEABLE 7.5A FUSE
ETL/CSA 7.5A/250V
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OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
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Maintenance Procedures
1.
Keep the power cord and auxiliary power outlet
socket clean at all times. Particles in the socket or on
the plug can adversely affect cooler performance.
2. Before cleaning the Versatemp cooler, be certain
it is disconnected from all power sources. Wipe the
inside of the cooler clean with a warm, damp cloth.
Do not use harsh or abrasive cleaners. A mild soap
or baking soda solution is typically sufficient for
this purpose.
3. To clean the air vents of dust, ensure that the
Versatemp cooler is disconnected from all power
sources. Remove dust by gently cleaning with a soft
brush or use a vacuum cleaner.
4. Should the fuse in the DC cable require replacement:
unscrew the tip of the plug; remove the used fuse;
insert the new fuse; and reattach the tip of the plug.
See figure below for proper assembly.
5. After extended use the Versatemp may have ice
accumulation in side the housing. If this occurs
unplug the unit and allow to thaw. Then up excess
moisture with a cloth.
Replacement Parts
Replacement DC cables and optional AC converters for
the Versatemp are available at IglooCoolers.com.
IglooCoolers.com
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