Glacio Portable Cooler Fridge Freezer PFN-CMOON-32L Questions & Answers

I do i can scan it and email you

That would be awesome Dave, thank you.

G'day Dave, would you be able to also email me the fault code list please!! My email is [email removed]

Would really appreciate it

Thanks mate

I would also love a copy of the manual. [email removed] Thanks

This may or may not help some people, My GLACIO 55L runs great with these settings, my fridge lives in my fishing boat and has been on constantly for over 12 months now and cops a good banging about but runs great. I have noticed a lot of people looking for the below info. They do chew the juice so a deep cycle battery and good solar panel is recommended, I use 120 watt panel.

Error codes are: E1 = Low battery voltage E2 =Fan over current E3 = Compressor motor start error E4 = Compressor motor turn speed error E5 = Compressor controller over heat protection Function settings are: F1 = Temp calibration F2 = Temp variation F3 = Temp variation

Ok if you need to reset your Glacio 55L, may work for other models also. Hold down the eco button until E1 appears, set it to -20 press eco again, E2 appears, set this to 10 press eco again, E3 appears, set this to 2 press eco again, E4 appears, set this to 2 press eco again, E4 appears, set this to 2 press eco again, E5 appears, set this to 2 Press eco again, F1 appears, now this needs to be set to the fridges internal temperature, place a thermometer in fridge for 10 minutes first, apply thermometer reading to F1, this will calibrate the current internal temperature. (re check and fine tune F1 +OR- as REQUIRED, all this can be done with fridge running) Press eco again, F2 appears, set this to 2 Press eco again, F3 appears, set this to 2 By setting F2 & F3 to 2 will have the fridge turning on and off 2 degrees either side of the set temperature. So if your set on zero the fridge will turn on at 2 degrees and turn of at -2 degrees. I'm not sure which one F2 orF3 is negative temp variation or which is positive temp variation, so I just set both mine to 2 You can get all sorts of problems from low battery voltage and supplying incorrect amps, for example ( you extend or replace the power cords with lower amp cords than required). Remember if your battery is old and low or has a bad cell you will get no start on your fridge, if your battery is at 11v it will drop to around 9v trying to start the fridge and the fridges internal low voltage battery protection will not allow it to start.(to save your battery) The 55l fridges draw 4.5-5.5 or so amps when running and require 3-4v to start the motor, so you need a fully charged good deep cycle battery. Hope this info helps.

Does anyone have a manual for a 35lt unit please?

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