Does the Car Refrigerator Continue Cooling After the Engine is Turned Off?

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Car refrigerators cannot continue cooling after the engine is turned off. Below is an introduction to related content about running the air conditioning with the engine off: 1. Risk One: Long-term battery depletion poses driving hazards to consumers. It creates safety risks, affects the brightness of headlights and the sound of the horn, impacting safety; it also damages the car's power system, as multiple engine starts greatly accelerate engine wear, potentially leading to poor engine starting, unstable idling, and sluggish acceleration. 2. Risk Two: Damage to car electronics. Unstable voltage can significantly affect electronic devices (such as GPS, audio systems, etc.), even causing device failure; fourth is the loss of computer data. Complete battery failure (power loss) can result in the loss of stored data in the car's computer, with expensive and time-consuming unlocking required; finally, it can lead to inability to start the car, resulting in being stranded on the road.