IGLOO IE27 (01) PDF MANUAL

The cooler must be kept upright during operation. Do not tilt it more than allowed (visual instruction suggests operating angle should be greater than 65 degrees from horizontal).

No, the cooler must be protected from rain and splashing water. Do not immerse the cooler in water.

No, do not pour liquids or ice directly into the inner container.

Clean the cooler using a damp cloth. Do not clean it under running water.

No, users should not attempt to repair the device. Repairs should be carried out by qualified personnel.

1. Unscrew the tip of the plug.

2. Remove the tip piece.

3. Pull out the contact pin and the old fuse.

4. Discard the old fuse.

5. Insert the new 6.3 A fuse.

6. Place the contact pin back over the fuse.

7. Place the tip piece back onto the plug housing.

8. Screw the tip back on securely.

These models operate on 12 V DC power only. Connect the supplied 12V cable to a vehicle’s cigarette lighter socket.

These models can operate on either 12 V DC or 220-240 V AC power. Use the appropriate supplied cable to connect to a vehicle’s 12V socket or a standard 220-240V mains outlet.

The lid should not be opened more than 90 degrees (≤ 90°).

The lid should not be opened more than 110 degrees (≤ 110°).

1. Connect the cooler to the appropriate power source (12V or 220-240V).

2. Turn the control knob from the OFF position to select either ECO mode (for energy saving) or MAX mode (for maximum cooling).

3. To turn the cooler off, turn the control knob back to the OFF position.

These coolers can cool contents to approximately 14-17°C below the ambient temperature. The minimum achievable temperature inside the cooler is approximately 5°C (≥5°C), depending on the ambient temperature (example shown with 25°C ambient). ECO mode provides less cooling than MAX mode.

These models are designed to cool contents down to a minimum temperature of approximately 5°C (≥5°C), depending on the ambient temperature (example shown with 25°C ambient). They do not have adjustable ECO/MAX modes.