Infomon cooling compressor won't start on 12 v

It may have a faulty compressor relay or overload, best to change both at the same time. It's either that or a bad compressor.

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to much a/c not enough generator

Compressor failing. May just be a start relay but usually compressor replacement required

If the freezer is not cooling, then problem relates to compressor.but still wait more 12 hours and see if it starts cooling.Basically it takes approx 24 hours to regain its cooling, once its unplugged for few hours and then plugged in.---------- So once again check after another 12 hours and see if you notice cooling.But if there is no cooling then yes its compressor issue.-----------

If freezer will not start cooling, then fridge will also not start.------------

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the high pressure switch kicks the compressor off when the pressure rises, the low pressure switch kicks it on, check that switch, unplug the wire and use a continuity meter to see if the switch functions, also check for power getting to the plug itself

If the freezer is not cooling, then problem relates to compressor.but still wait more 12 hours and see if it starts cooling.Basically it takes approx 24 hours to regain its cooling, once its unplugged for few hours and then plugged in.---------- So once again check after another 12 hours and see if you notice cooling.But if there is no cooling then yes its compressor issue.----------- If freezer will not start cooling, then fridge will also not start.------------ Click this link below and get more details:--------- http://technoanswers.blogspot.com/2011/08/freezer-taking-too-long-to-cool-or.html ----------- This will help, thanks.Helpmech

I don't know if your unit is exposed to the direct sun light if it is I suggest you create some shade , or if this this unit is enclosed is not getting enough air flow to keep cool.
( this air flow helps to stabilized the sensor that stop and start the compressor )

Condenser fan motor may be running a little slower therefore causing a warmer compressor. Also the refrigerator must be plugged into a dedicated outlet wired 12/3 with 20 amp breaker.
With the compressor to hot the thermal overload will open therefore the compressor will not run until it cools and overload resets.