Faqs Category: Outdoor Refrigerators

Yes. We recommend allowing your fridge to sit upright for 6 hours before plugging it in.

This will vary based on your model. Refer to your owner’s manual. If you have a dial with a blue strip, the darker blue/thicker side indicates the coldest setting. If your dial is numbered, the highest number is the coldest setting.

We recommend using a weatherproof cover when the fridge is not in use, cleaning any spills immediately, and periodically applying a stainless steel cleaner to protect against rust and corrosion.

Regular maintenance includes: cleaning the condenser coils, checking and cleaning the door seals, checking for signs of rust or corrosion, ensuring proper airflow around the fridge, and replacing the water filter if applicable.

We recommend cleaning the interior and exterior of the fridge every 3 to 4 months.

This is normal. If your fridge is too cold, you can adjust your temperature to increase the warmth, and your compressor will not turn on as frequently.

It is common for new units to have a slight plastic smell. Ensure you have removed all packing material from the fridge. If that does not help, clean the inside of the unit by following the cleaning instructions included in your owner’s manual. Once completed, place an open box of baking soda in the fridge to absorb any remaining odours.

We recommend making a small adjustment to increase (warm) the temperature. Additionally, moving food items away from the interior vent and back wall should help.

Check the power supply, ensure the outlet is working, and verify that the fridge is properly plugged in. Inspect the power cord for any damage. If the issue persists, visit danby.com/support for further assistance.

Check for loose components and tighten any loose parts, clean the fan and compressor area, and ensure the fridge is level.

Check that the outdoor fridge is plugged in and turned on. Ensure that you allowed the unit to sit upright for 6 hours before plugging it in. If the problem persists, contact customer service.

Yes. Select outdoor fridges can be installed in a cabinet or under a counter with proper ventilation. Refer to your owner’s manual for details.

Fridge doors can be reversed on the majority of Danby’s models. Refer to your owner’s manual for details. Video instructions can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13IJrUfP95M&t=15s

If the fridge or freezer door was recently opened, the cold air will have mixed with warmer air, creating a vacuum effect. This is normal and indicates that your door seal is working well.

We recommend installing your outdoor fridge in a sheltered area to protect it from direct sunlight, rain, and snow. Using a weatherproof cover can also help extend the fridge’s lifespan.

Outdoor fridges generally require a standard 120V electrical outlet with proper grounding. It’s important to ensure the outlet is GFCI protected for safety.

Yes. Installing an outdoor fridge is typically a straightforward task that can be done by most individuals. We recommend professional installation to ensure you have a suitable electrical outlet and adequate space for ventilation.

Danby’s outdoor refrigerators operate at a sound level between 35 and 46 decibels. For example, a soft whisper is 30 decibels and rainfall is 50 decibels.

There are different types of outdoor fridges, including compact, built-in, freestanding, and beverage centers, each designed to meet specific outdoor refrigeration needs.

Important features include: weatherproofing, durable stainless steel construction, UV-resistant coating, and enhanced insulation to maintain consistent temperatures regardless of weather changes.

An outdoor fridge is designed to operate efficiently in varying outdoor conditions, including extreme temperatures and humidity, unlike an indoor fridge.

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