Thermo-Electric Cooler Operating Instructions; Thermo-Electric Cooler Care & Maintenance - LAZBOY La-Z-Touch Instrucciones De Operación

Thermo-Electric Cooler Operating Instructions

DANGER - To reduce the risk of electric shock
or serious injur y:
• Disconnect the electrical plug from the wall outlet before cleaning,
moving, ser vicing or when not in use for an extended period of time.
• Plug directly into a wall outlet. Do not use an extension cord, adapter,
or surge protector.
NOTICE:
- To reduce the risk of product damage:
• The thermo-electric cooler is not a refrigerator. Do not use for long term
storage of food items.
• Never immerse the thermo-electric cooler in water, or any liquid.
Thermo-Electric Cooler Operating Information
The Thermo-Electric Cooler is designed to keep pre-chilled food and beverages
cold. For maximum efficiency avoid placing warm or room temperature products
in the cooler.
The Thermo-Electric Cooler will lower the temperature to approximately 40° below
ambient room temperature. In normal room temperatures the cooler operates
as follows:
• The cooling cycle starts when the temperature inside the cooler
reaches 46° to 50° F or higher.
• The cooling cycle stops when the temperature has reached 38° – 40° F.
In very warm room temperatures, the inside temperature of the cooler may be higher
and the cooling cycle will run continuously.
Operating Instructions for the Thermo-Electric Cooler
Plug the thermo-electric cooler power transformer directly into a wall outlet.
Make sure there is enough slack in the cord running from the chair to the outlet
to allow for rocking and reclining. Never stretch or strain a cord.
1. To turn the thermo-electric cooler on, press the on/off switch located on the top
of the cooler. A red light on the switch indicates the cooler is on.
2. Place pre-chilled items in the cooler.
3. Do not use ice or water in the cooler. The cooler does not have a drain.
4. Do not leave the cooler top open when the cooler is on.
5. To turn the thermo-electric cooler off, press the on/off switch located on the top
of the cooler. The red light on the switch will turn off.
6. Turn the thermo-electric cooler off and unplug the power transformer when not in use.
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Thermo-Electric Cooler Care and Maintenance
DANGER - To reduce the risk of burns, fire, electric
shock or serious injur y:
• Disconnect the electrical plug from the wall outlet before cleaning,
moving, ser vicing or when not in use for an extended period of time.
• Plug directly into a wall outlet. Do not use an extension cord, adapter,
or surge protector.
NOTICE:
- To reduce the risk of product damage:
• Never immerse the thermo-electric cooler in water, or any liquid.
• Prepare the thermo-electric cooler for storage when not in use for an
extended period of time.
Proper care and maintenance is necessar y for maximum cooler performance.
Thermo-Electric Cooler Cleaning
1. Turn the thermo-electric cooler off and unplug both power transformers.
2. Remove the rubber mat from inside the cooler. Rinse mat with water and let dry.
3. Use a soft damp cloth to clean the inside of the cooler. A mild dishwashing detergent
may be used when additional cleaning is necessary. Do not use harsh cleaning agents,
solvents or other abrasive products to clean the cooler.
4. Dry the inside of the cooler with a soft cloth or paper towel.
5. Place the rubber mat in the bottom of the cooler.
6. Plug both power transformers directly into a wall outlet.
Thermo-Electric Cooler Defrosting
It is possible for the thermo-electric cooler to accumulate frost when operated for an
extended period of time. Defrosting is necessary to maintain the efficiency of the cooler.
1. Turn the thermo-electric cooler off and unplug both power transformers.
2. Open the cooler and let it sit at room temperature until the frost melts. To prevent
damage, do not chip the frost from the cooler.
3. Remove the rubber mat from inside the cooler and let dry.
4. Dry the inside of the cooler with a soft cloth or paper towel.
5. Place the rubber mat in the bottom of the cooler.
6. Plug both power transformers directly into a wall outlet.
(Cooler Care and Maintenance Continued)
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