20 Most Recent Coleman (100076) Compact Refrigerator Questions & Answers

Pulled the front off and blow it out with compressed air. Checked all the capacitors and then clean all the connectors. Once it's together, try again. If this does not help, it is possible the inverter has failed internally which means throwing the whole geni away.

The unit itself is the problem. You should call coleman customer service and tell them you have been haveing this problem from the start and ask to talk to a manager. Tell them that the cord has been replaced numerous and that you checkd voltage and this is fine. You want a new unit because it has been happening since you bought it and all the keep sending is the cord. Tell them if anythig bad happens pertaining to safety issues that you don,t want to call the better bussiness office and that they will be responsible for any damage done due to a faulty unit. Be professional about it and I am sure they will help you.

If this is a Powerchill 40, replace the fan with a 60 x 10 mm computer cooling fan.

Coleman generators are junk and are not broken in at all from the factory. The most likely problem is that your brushes are not making a good contact or they are worn down completely. The cause is that the slip rings on a Coleman are very rough. As long as your engine is run at 60-62 hz steady there is nothing else that will cause you this problem period! Unless when the wires where stuffed in the generator end" from the factory" they where stretched to tight and have come loose and/or rubbed again the rotor. I have seem this problem very few times, but it is a Colem quality. Don't go replacing the diodes and the capacitor. If a diode goes out it goes out. If a cap goes out it goes out. If either one goes out you have no output, very simple.

get a new plug from lowes. it will tell you what collor goes were. cut old plug off and take with you.

This is a thermoelectric (TE) cooler. There is no gas' to replace in it's cooling system. It is possible the thermoelectric coupler has gone bad. Unfortunately Coleman does not seem to offer a replacement part. If you Google thermoelectric couplers, maybe you can find something on the web. Good Luck.

Take it back to the retailer. It sounds like a faiulty thermostat.

Have you checked the exhaust. Its right at the bottom and it can get block being out side.

Replace with a CPU case fan