Care & Maintenance
1. Routine Cleaning
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Main Compartment Cleaning: After disconnecting the power, wipe the interior waterproof liner with a damp cloth. For grease, use a small amount of neutral detergent. Do not scrub with hard-bristled brushes to avoid scratching the liner. After cleaning, leave the zipper open and air dry in a well-ventilated area. Avoid direct sunlight to prevent material degradation.
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Exterior Cleaning: Wipe the external PU leather surface with a damp cloth. For stubborn stains, use a cloth lightly dampened with diluted neutral detergent, then wipe dry. Allow it to air dry completely before storage.
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Cooling Module Cleaning: Only use a dry cloth to remove dust from the module's surface. Do not rinse with water or spray any cleaners, to prevent liquid from penetrating the module internals.
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Sand Prevention: When using the product on beaches, prevent sand from entering the main unit. If sand does enter, ensure the power is disconnected first, then thoroughly tilt the unit to remove the sand or use a vacuum cleaner for clearance.
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Condensation Note: During extended cooling operation, condensation may form and accumulate at the bottom of the compartment. This is a normal physical phenomenon and is not a cause for concern.
1）Action: If water accumulation is found, ensure the power is disconnected first, then gently shake the unit or pour the water out.
2）Safety Assurance: A small amount of condensation does not affect normal product use and poses no safety risk.
2. Storage Methods
Short-term Storage(1-2 weeks of non-use): Disconnect all power sources. After cleaning and air-drying, store the product in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated place. Avoid damp environments to prevent mold.
Long-term Storage (Over 1 month of non-use): Disconnect all power sources. After cleaning and air-drying, place a desiccant packet inside the main compartment. Remove the product for ventilation every 3 months to prevent the liner from aging.
3. Common Troubleshooting
Specific fault symptoms：Cooler won't turn on; fan not running.
Possible Cause & Solution
1）Vehicle battery drained：Make sure your vehicle's engine is running while using the cooler to prevent battery drain.
2）Faulty cigarette lighter socket：Check the socket for dirt, loose connections, or lack of power. Try plugging in another device (like a phone charger) to test if the outlet works.
3）Blown fuse in the vehicle's cigarette lighter circuit：Check and replace the fuse for the 12V accessory outlet. Be sure to use a new fuse of the exact same type and amperage rating (e.g., 10A).