I have an igloo Kool mate kool/warmer. I never used the options, just a place to store cold foods on my boat. Miss placed my power cord and was wondering if this cord would work with the cooler I have. The instructions say blue for cool and flip cord...
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The road pro worked just fine for my igloo thermoelectric cooler/warmer, though I never use it to keep food hot as it doesn't do as good a job as cooling. I had lost the original cord that I plugged into my car cigarette lighter.
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I have the Koolatron cooler but I am not sure about the cords, the booklet should tell the person which one can be used.,,,that is how I judged it....sorry
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Basicly all the ice makers that go in freezer compartments of refrigerators are the same. The differences are the way they connect (plug) and that the 4 wire colors match up with the one you are removing. Unless you are sure that your Viking is compatible with, for example, a Whirlpool, you are better of calling an appliance parts dealer and insuring you are getting the right one. I bought one via Amazon and it turned out some of the wire colors were reversed. I needed an appliance repair guy to resolve the issue and it ended up costing me more than just calling him in the beginning.
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Lmao! To answer your question direct: it works best without the ice plug! I just unscrew it and leave it in the freezer for use in my lunch box! Lol! Sorry for the rant!!!
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As I stated in my review I fastened a finned aluminum heatsink to the top of an RC's ectronic speed control for my offroad race truck. I still had a temp issue so I installed a cooling fan on the heatsik with only the ARCTIC LLUMINUM adhesive holding it on. You will need a sizable contact patch to fasten something down with it so if you are trying to fasten individual fins it may not work. I do think it will work if your fins are connected at the bottom to a main base-plate that you want to fasten to you cover. If you try it follow directions carefully and exactly remembering they recomend the two mating serfaces must very flat and you can't just glue around the edges and expect it to hold and transfer the heat. You must spread a thin layer over entire pc. to be attached and clamp down to squeeze out excess glue till dry! I hope this helped you out because this is the kind of OFF THE WALL stuff I specialize in and make my living on!!!! w
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I have used this cord on my Koolmate without any issues. I like you misplaced my cord twice.
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I assume that is the size of my cooler. I moved into the home with a very large white cooler, igloo, with dry rotted front latches. These seem as if they would be universal with all of their coolers.
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Yes, This is a replacement cord for coleman cooler that plugs into AC outlet in your car.
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I would like to believe so. It is an indoor/outdoor cord. Mind you there are cords specifically designed for cold weather temps. It's a judgement call really.
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I am not using that feature, but it should not matter if you want to use both of them....just a guess on my part at this point. It seemed totally arbitrary as to which one is used for the freezer. I just put them in based on position. #1 to the upper freezer, #2 to the lower fridge. I will check the instructions and let you know if it is different from what I just said.
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I think it will not work because it will switch ON the load (heater) when its temp reading is too low; you want something that will switch on the load (cooler) when the temp reading is too high.
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If you're winterizing a motor home, you may be considering wrapping pipes in the Freeze Cable. This is used to connect the cable to AC. I have several, connected to different legs of my pipe wraps, and they work like a champ.
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This product was designed to work with Coleman PowerChill 40 Quart and 16 Quart Thermoelectric Coolers. That being said, Igloo does have a set of thermoelectric coolers that operate just like Coleman's PowerChill coolers and therefore it should work.
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I'm sorry Robert King, I cannot answer your question re: whether or not the cooler has a flat plug. I actually took out my user's manual and there isn't any mention of that in it. I can't look at the plug because it's an 'under counter' mount and I don't want to pull it out of there and disturb it. I wish I could, because I love this thing and would like to recommend it to you. Perhaps a call to the manufacturer could answer this question for you. Best wishes.
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I returned this unit because it did not cool very well. The Igloo 40 quart cooler is a much better unit. You just have to install a longer strap on the lid so it stays open. The cords are about 10' long on both of them. The cord that you see is just a pig tail that plugs into a longer cord, a good idea but the cooling unit is too small for the capacity of this unit. Go Igloo!
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I used this one to replace it on a ice tea dispenser. It is great! Works better than the original one. And it is not dripping!!! I have it more than a year on the container and it works still great! Not sure how big the spigets are on an igloo cooler
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Reading the manual, it appears all the different size ARB coolers use the same fuses, both in the DC power plug body as well as the one just above where the AC power cord plugs in. My cooler is the 50 quart size; I would verify the amp ratings for the larger size cooler before purchasing replacements. The fuses are a 5 X 20 mm glass, which is a common type used in Europe. The manual gives generic information, which is not very helpful. For my unit, the DC power cord fuse is a GMC-8A, which is an eight amp slow blow fuse. The one installed in the cooler is a GMA-4A, which is a fast blow four amp fuse. Both fuses are not commonly available except in well stocked electronic stores like Radio Shack, but even then they might not have the four and eight amp sizes. You will probably have to order them on line, buy a box of five, and play much more for shipping than the fuses cost. One reason I downrated my unit is I felt ARB should have supplied spare fuses with the unit, given how difficult it is to obtain spares or replacements.