i have one of you cooler and it dose not get cool can you help me with this it is a 45 quart cooler it get hot but not cooler than 75
1425322
Make sure that the fan is not block. It does take a while to cool thing. Do you have the Powerchill model or the other one. We returned the other model because it never got my husband's sodas cool enough.
1425323
I've not had a problem...as others have said, be certain that fan has area free for air flow.
1425324
We bought one about 3 yrs.ago to haul seafood up from Fl to Oh. We have had no trouble with it. I would take yours back to where you bought it --sounds like a defective article. We put frozen seafood in ours and keep it plugged in(move it to an outlet in the motel room overnight) and our seafood stays frozen.
1425325
Mine was designed only to get cold. It stopped working after only a few months. It might be my cord. With the Coleman name I expected better quality
1425326
Make sure the fan is not blocked with dust and is working, Mine works fine after I removed the plug on the end and wired it directly to the outlet. I went through 3 of these in 6 months but removed the plug and it works like a champ.
1425327
Be sure the red light on the cooler plug (into car outlet or AC adapter socket) is lit. The cooler plug fits very loose into the AC adapter (poor design) so it's easy for a bad electrical connection to occur.
1425328
I have no problem with my cooler. I put cold drinks that are already cold in the cooler and keeps them cold, but it takes longer if the drinks are room temperature.
1425329
Make sure the fan is not blocked and the food you put in it should be chilled first in the fridge. I plug in mine overnight for use the next day. So far so good.
822910
well the product is 17-12-12. sounds like your putting it in some kind of enclosure. this thing has 2 fans in the back for cooling. its 12 inches high and 12 wideyour going to want to leave about 3 inches of clearance on top and 3 on each side at least. this thing has to be able to cool it self off and you really dont want to get in the way of that. leave at least 6 inches of room in the back where the fans are for cooling.
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If the cooling light is still on, the unit may not be cooling properly. Please contact our Customer Service team at 866-429-7566. A product specialist is available to provide assistance Monday through Friday between 9am and 6pm Eastern time.
2115135
No, it is a refrigerator. It doesn't get much cooler than 36 degrees Fahrenheit.
1171099
After receiving two damaged coolers, I finally received one in good condition. It seems to work well, but the set temperatures are not accurate. It will probably work fine in your situation.
1486250
My unit has not over heated. If its really hot, I would think it is a defective unit.
733704
I think it can be set to cool down to 40F or 45F.. I use it to cool 10 gallons of fermenting beer to 50F and it works great. If you don't have other heat sources and run an efficient set up 65F shouldn't be an issue for 75 gallons. If you want to be safe though get the 1/6 HP chiller.
825995
Can't help on that. We've only used it for cooling. Would be interested to know if someone has experience with using the heat feature.
1048459
Yes, still runs hot, so plan ahead where you will be mounting it. Also consider heading to the local hardware store to get longer screws and stand offs to both increase your airflow under the unit and move it a bit further from your mounting surface (which reflects the heat right back to the unit).
439471
No idea. Try getting a new unit from Amazon. Better yet, forget it and face reality. On the other hand, if you like the idea of hot, raising air moving a little fan, buy a dozen of them...then you will always have parts to spare.
278635
I don't know. Can you tell by the picture? You might try looking up your cooler online.
1354193
Hopefully, you have air slots or vents in the hotter components. If you have air vented slots on the sides and bottom, mount the fan below, if you have vented slots on the top, mount the fan unit above to draw the heat away.If you have room in the rack to space the components from each other, that is best. It is a little noisy, but works well. If you can, put the fan closest to your most critical component that is effected by heat
2127135
I am not qualified to answer that. The machine as it comes will not go any cooler. I am checking into changing some of the components but i'm not sure it is worth putting more money into and many people would be unable to change some of the parts.
17256
I would not recommend this cooler. I got it for trips in the car and it failed miserably. The salad I was supposibly refrigerating was warm at the end of the trip. Seemed to work when I tested it but failed sometime during the trip. Have not used it since.
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Dan, I am not an expert in electricity but the cable getting hot is because the cable gauge is not strong enough for the power demand.I would not worry too much, my cord gets kind of hot, I would better say "WARM", and after 10 years using the cooler I haven't see any problem.I hope this help.I also agree with Jeff and Jose answers.
2024566
I have my CoolBot set up in a 4x6 walk-in cooler with the smallest air conditioner available. It has no trouble keeping the temp below 38*. I am very impressed and pleased with the CoolBot.
766863
51 degrees. Sorry for the long wait for my answer, but I gave the cooler as a gift, and had to ask for the info.