Never heard of F8, all the error codes are usually E followed by a number and there is only E1 to E6, Just make sure everything is plugged in right. Definitely contact Kings if it persists.
(copy and paste) . I checked a kings forum I am part of and found this : An F8 error on a Kings fridge indicates a problem with the defrosting system. You can try resetting the fridge by unplugging it from power for 15 minutes. If that doesn't work, you can try these steps: Check the battery The battery might be old, undersized, or have a dead cell. You can try testing the fridge with two separate batteries. Check the wiring The wiring from the battery to the fridge might not be large enough to supply enough power. You can check the vehicle's instruction manual or consult an automotive electrician. Check the voltage The voltage might drop below 9.6 when the compressor starts. You can try changing the voltage cut off setting or using a shorter cord. Contact a service center You can contact an authorized service center to request a visit from a service engineer.
@@MikesManCave I just decided to return and get new one and now working perfectly Now using for everyday work so have nice cold drink at all time n portable battery is handy
@ Great to hear you got it sorted, we have two of these, my son has one and uses it 24/7, my daughter has one and uses it only when she goes camping about every 3-4 weeks. I have a 75 Litre one I use for travelling and a console fridge I use for work. Happy with them so far, the console fridge struggled a bit on a few very hot days but drinks were still cold. just had to put the windows down in the work van.
Depends on about 1000 variables, how often do you open it, what do you keep in it, what temperature are you setting it at, what is the external temperature, are using a cover, what is the ventilation like. Could be anywhere from 0 to 5 amp hours depending on what you are doing.
Great review thanks mate.
Thanks for the feed back, so far so good still going great.
Have you tried to fit 42 cans as it say it can?
As stated in the video it's not my fridge, I have never used it other than testing it in this video.
I just brought one today and when I plug it in showing f8 error?? Do you know why is that or should I go return for exchange
Never heard of F8, all the error codes are usually E followed by a number and there is only E1 to E6, Just make sure everything is plugged in right. Definitely contact Kings if it persists.
(copy and paste) . I checked a kings forum I am part of and found this : An F8 error on a Kings fridge indicates a problem with the defrosting system. You can try resetting the fridge by unplugging it from power for 15 minutes. If that doesn't work, you can try these steps:
Check the battery
The battery might be old, undersized, or have a dead cell. You can try testing the fridge with two separate batteries.
Check the wiring
The wiring from the battery to the fridge might not be large enough to supply enough power. You can check the vehicle's instruction manual or consult an automotive electrician.
Check the voltage
The voltage might drop below 9.6 when the compressor starts. You can try changing the voltage cut off setting or using a shorter cord.
Contact a service center
You can contact an authorized service center to request a visit from a service engineer.
@@MikesManCave I just decided to return and get new one and now working perfectly
Now using for everyday work so have nice cold drink at all time n portable battery is handy
@ Great to hear you got it sorted, we have two of these, my son has one and uses it 24/7, my daughter has one and uses it only when she goes camping about every 3-4 weeks. I have a 75 Litre one I use for travelling and a console fridge I use for work. Happy with them so far, the console fridge struggled a bit on a few very hot days but drinks were still cold. just had to put the windows down in the work van.
I bought this fridge and gotta say it works well, do get the cover it helps but I can't complain so far.
@@robertdwyer1784 great to hear, this one is still going strong 👍👍
I am thinking of buying one of these fridges - do you know how the power draw is ? Cheers
Depends on about 1000 variables, how often do you open it, what do you keep in it, what temperature are you setting it at, what is the external temperature, are using a cover, what is the ventilation like. Could be anywhere from 0 to 5 amp hours depending on what you are doing.