Going to be doing a road trip soon was curious to where fuse is located if it pops ?

[Bohen]

Good morning everyone in Tellyland....

Planning a road trip extremely soon and we just purchased an electric cooler Box to store our food and drinks in without ice.
It will run either off the 12V or the plug in itself , of course we will run it on the 12v in the cargo area .
So my question is if by chance it pops the fuse for either power outlets back there where is the fuse located ?

Thank you very much everyone.

 

[2020Telly]

Good morning everyone in Tellyland....

Planning a road trip extremely soon and we just purchased an electric cooler Box to store our food and drinks in without ice.
It will run either off the 12V or the plug in itself , of course we will run it on the 12v in the cargo area .
So my question is if by chance it pops the fuse for either power outlets back there where is the fuse located ?

Thank you very much everyone.

See post below for the 20A fuses for the power outlets and I think there may be a few labeled spare:

Adding grille lights; which fuse (or how to power)?

I think the cargo outlet is Power Outlet 1 called the “luggage area” in the engine compartment fuse box not the cabin near the driver.

Which cooler did you buy?

 

[Bohen]

See post below for the 20A fuses for the power outlets and I think there may be a few labeled spare:

Adding grille lights; which fuse (or how to power)?

I think the cargo outlet is Power Outlet 1 called the “luggage area” in the engine compartment fuse box not the cabin near the driver.

Which cooler did you buy?

Thanks for the fast reply and this thing works great .

 

[Bohen]

I highly recommend one, not having to worry about ice melting or ice in general is great .

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[2020Telly]

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Thanks for the fast reply and this thing works great .

Nice size! I have an 18qt one. I’ve read not to put real ice or get any moisture in these portable coolers as it might mess with the electronics. Good luck.

 

[dznyfan4778]

I would still recommend putting a towel down inside the bottom of the cooler (it will drip out if it is used in the standing config). They do have a tendency to still generate condensation that pools. It does work great standing up or laying down. When laying down, I used the shelf and turn it upside down and slide it back in to keep items away from blocking the fan.

 

[2020Telly]

If you get something shipped in the mail with silicon or desiccant packs, instead of throwing them out you can toss a few in the cooler to prevent moisture build up.

 

[Bohen]

If you get something shipped in the mail with silicon or desiccant packs, instead of throwing them out you can toss a few in the cooler to prevent moisture build up.

Smart idea there , I will use that .
Thanks for that trick

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