98L Dual Compartment Mobile Fridge/Freezer AC/DC - Stainless Steel
The SnoMaster – 98L Dual Compartment Mobile Fridge/Freezer AC/DC – Stainless Steel (SMEX-96D) is built for maximum storage and versatility, with dual compartments (42.5L + 55.5L) that can run as fridge and freezer simultaneously. Designed For African Conditions, it offers a wide temperature range from -20°C to 10°C, dual digital controls, LED lighting, removable lids, and a rugged design that makes it the ultimate solution for camping, overlanding, and extended outdoor adventures.
Product Features:
Dual Compartment (42.5L + 55.5L) 326* x 300ml Beverage Cans
Turbo and Eco Modes
Temperature Range: -20°C to 10°C
Includes 2 Baskets
Multi-directional Removable Lids
Dual Digital Control Panel
Integrated Bottle Openers on Lid
Specifications
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Dimensions (mm) Unit: (H) 465 (W) 1027 (D) 531
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Dimensions (mm) Packaged: (H) 526 (W) 1087 (D) 585
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Storage Volume: 98 Litres (326 x 300ml Beverage Cans) Left: 42.5 Litres | Right: 55.5 Litres
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Temp Range: -20°C to 10°C
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Net Weight: 30.5Kg
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Voltage: Voltage AC: 220V Voltage DC: 12V/24V
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Total Input Power: DC: 80W | AC: 85W
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Compressor: 80W
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Rated Current DC: 6.92A at DC 12V | 3.60A at DC 24V
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Rated Current AC: 0.78A at AC 240V
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Insulation: Cyclopentane
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Design Criteria: Designed For African Conditions
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Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ
Why Is My SnoMaster - 98L Dual Compartment Mobile Fridge/Freezer DC With 220V Power Adapter - Stainless Steel (SMEX-98D) Displaying Error Code E1?
Error Code E1: Low Voltage Protection
The appliance has detected insufficient input voltage.
Possible Causes:
- Low battery voltage.
- Weak vehicle power supply.
- Modified or undersized wiring.
- Damaged power cable.
What To Do:
- Try an alternative vehicle power source.
- Connect the appliance to a dedicated 220V AC power source.
- Check the battery condition and charge level.
- Inspect the power cable for damage or modifications.
- Ensure cable sizing is adequate if extensions have been added.
Why Is My SnoMaster - 98L Dual Compartment Mobile Fridge/Freezer DC With 220V Power Adapter - Stainless Steel (SMEX-98D) Displaying Error Code E2?
Error Code E2: Fan Fault
The cooling fan is drawing excessive power or has failed.
Possible Causes:
- Fan motor failure.
- Fan obstruction.
- Electrical fault affecting the fan.
What To Do:
- Check for visible obstructions around the ventilation openings.
- Restart the appliance.
- Contact SnoMaster or a SnoMaster-approved technician or service agent if the fault persists.
Why Is My SnoMaster - 98L Dual Compartment Mobile Fridge/Freezer DC With 220V Power Adapter - Stainless Steel (SMEX-98D) Displaying Error Code E3?
Error Code E3: Compressor Start Failure
The compressor is unable to start correctly.
Possible Causes:
- Unstable power supply.
- Power supply fault.
- Compressor fault.
- Compressor controller fault.
What To Do:
- Disconnect power and switch the appliance off.
- Wait approximately 10 minutes before restarting.
- Test the appliance using an alternative power source.
- Contact a SnoMaster-approved technician or service agent if the error remains.
Why Is My SnoMaster - 98L Dual Compartment Mobile Fridge/Freezer DC With 220V Power Adapter - Stainless Steel (SMEX-98D) Displaying Error Code E4?
Error Code E4: Low Compressor Speed
The compressor is unable to maintain the required operating speed.
Possible Causes:
- The appliance is overpacked.
- Restricted airflow around the compressor.
- High ambient temperatures.
- Fan fault.
What To Do:
- Remove excess contents from the appliance.
- Ensure ventilation openings are clear.
- Relocate the appliance to a cooler area.
- Keep the appliance out of direct sunlight.
- Check that airflow around the compressor is unrestricted.
Why Is My SnoMaster - 98L Dual Compartment Mobile Fridge/Freezer DC With 220V Power Adapter - Stainless Steel (SMEX-98D) Displaying Error Code E5?
Error Code E5: Compressor Overheating
The compressor temperature has exceeded its safe operating limit.
Possible Causes:
- High ambient temperatures.
- Blocked ventilation openings.
- Poor airflow around the compressor.
- Fan fault.
What To Do:
- Move the appliance to a cooler location.
- Clean dust and debris from the ventilation openings.
- Ensure adequate airflow around the compressor compartment.
- Avoid operating the appliance in direct sunlight.






















