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(More customer reviews)I have been running one of these by my bed for two years so I can have cold soda upstairs. It keeps the drinks at refrigerator temperatures, but if the soda is put in warm, then it might take 4-6 hours to get it really cold. It is best to chill the soda in the fridge first, and then put it in. The advantage of this kind of unit over a compressor unit is that it is much smaller and quiter. It uses Peltier junction electronic cooling and a 12v fan.
The problem is that it draws much more current then the 50W power supply provides. The original power supply partly melted when it gave out after about 6 months. You need a 12V DC power supply of at least 80W, and 110W would be better. These can be bought on the Web for $40-$50. Just splice the new AC Adapter onto the original power cord. Obviously, if you've never repaired or modified a small appliance, this is not for you. But if you have some experience with wiring, this is really easy. It's really nice to have chilled soda with such a quiet machine and such a small footprint.
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This retro mini soda machine with chrome accents brings back the good old times of the 50's. Even better, it dispenses with a push of a button ~ no coins needed! Comes with an electric plug as well as a car adapter for those road trips down memory lane. Refrigerated machine keeps a dozen 12oz. cans nice and cool. Front door opens for easy loading. Made of hard plastic. Size 15"l x 161/2"w x 221/2"h, Weight 20 lbs.(Age 8+)
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