When it comes to keeping your food fresh and your drinks chilled, a solar-powered freezer like the Bona Solar Chest Freezer is a smart, Eco-friendly investment—especially for regions with unstable power supply. But what happens when it doesn’t cool as expected?
If your Bona solar freezer is not cooling properly, don’t panic. This guide will help you understand the common causes, how to troubleshoot, and what to do next.
Your freezer depends heavily on the power generated by solar panels. If your solar setup isn’t providing enough electricity:
Fix: Clean your solar panels, ensure they face the sun directly, and check if your panel wattage meets the freezer’s requirements.
The freezer uses battery power at night or during low sunlight. If the battery is:
…it may cause the freezer to warm up at night.
Fix: Test the battery voltage. If it’s below 11V, it may need to be replaced or upgraded to a higher capacity (e.g. 12V 200Ah or more).
If your freezer is packed too tightly:
Fix: Rearrange contents to allow air space between items. Avoid blocking the vents inside the freezer.
Opening the lid too often or for too long lets warm air in, causing the compressor to work harder.
Fix: Limit how often you open the freezer, and always close the lid tightly.
If the thermostat malfunctions, it may not signal the compressor to run. Similarly, a failing compressor won’t cool at all.
Fix: Listen for the compressor hum. If silent or hot to touch, call a technician to inspect.
Make sure your solar kit matches the freezer rating. For instance, if your Bona freezer consumes 80W, a 200W panel with 12V 200Ah battery and 20A charge controller is ideal for stable performance.
If all else fails and the freezer still isn’t cooling:
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Have questions about your freezer? Drop them in the comments or contact our support team!