Waeco CF 50 getting too cold
Submitted: Thursday, Jan 01, 2004 at 19:46
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Pepper
I just purchased a Waeco fridge and ran it on 240 volt at
home for a couple of days. The settings had to be on 'LOW' on the side with only 2 lights going on the top to maintain just the right temp (sorry do not have a gauge to measure the temp). On my recent trip to the
Bunya Mountains, this thing just froze everything inside on the same settings and even turning it down to the lowest possible setting (1 light on top), it would freeze all the food and drinks.
Anybody got some ideas what is wrong with it? Do they work differently while the car is travelling?
Thanks fellow travellers
Pepper
Reply By: Member - Ken - Friday, Jan 02, 2004 at 12:16
Friday, Jan 02, 2004 at 12:16
bleep mate, your having a bad trot.
Boiling Car and freezing Fridge, whats next for the new year.
I have an upright Waeco 50litre with the freezer up the top and it works like a dream.
We turn it the night before leave (240V) and then fill it to capacity, including frozen goods in the freezer.
It then basically stays on 12V from then on.
We have had somethings freeze in the bottom on occasion when we had it adjusted too high, however a little experimentation has corrected that.
Take the others advice and stick with it, because they are a good item.
Regards
Ken Robinson
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Reply By: Time - Friday, Jan 02, 2004 at 16:47
Friday, Jan 02, 2004 at 16:47
Had
mine do the same thing on it's first outing. Took it to the local Waeco service man. He plugged it into his
test gear overnight. Found 3 things wrong with it, not sure exactly what. Anyway he rang me to say he had spoken to Waeco, they said don't stuff around trying to fix it, they sent a brand new replacement a couple of days later.
Had no problems with the new one in the past year.
Cheers
Buggerlux
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