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lnc,
Bronx,
NV {0474
PROFESSIÕNAL
IMPORTANT SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
'Read
all
instructions
before using the Wine Cellar.
'DANGER
or WARNING: Risk of child
entrapment.
Clrild
entraprnent and suÍÍocation are
not
problems
of tlre
past.
Junked
or abandoned
applìances are still
dangerous...even
if they
will
'lust
sit in the
garage
a few days".
'Before
you
throw
away
your
old Wine
Cellar or
any appliance:
Remove
the door.
Leave the shelves in
place
so that children may not
easily
climb inside.
'Ncvcr
rllov,
chilclrcn
Lo
opcrirtc, pla¡' ¡f i¡¡, or crawl
insiclc thc appliance.
'
Ncvcr
cleirn
appliancc
¡rarts
rvith
fl,urllablc Ih:icls.
'l'hc
furncs
c,ln
crcr¡tc
¡
lirc haz¿rcl
or
cxplosion.
'f)o
not stc¡re or usc
ßirsoline
or
rny
othcr
flammablc, vlpors rncl
liquic{s in the vicinity of this
or an¡, otlrer applirncc.
'i'hc
ft¡mes ciìl.r cl'erìlÌr
¿ lile haz¡r'cl
ol cxplosion.
-Siì\'c
thcsc
ilstnrctious-
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
!l-sIqç_U-'!t-'gl!-oru_Yj'¡çÇçllu
'Rcr.novt-'
thc cxtcrior
ând
inte):ior
pacliing.
'Before
connecting thc
¡ù7inc
Cell¡r to the
power sorrrce, Iet it stand upright Ior approximately
2 hours.
'fhis
u'ill reducc
thc possibility of a llallunction in thc cooling
systern
frorn
lrrur.llìrrg,lurirrg
t r',rnsporr rt i,,rr.
'Clc¿lr
the intcrior
suLface
with
luhewarn.r
water
using ir soft clorh.
'Install
llie handle on thc lcft sicle of thc door.
þ{4latrpn sl-Ysll1.Y,rlclelbr
'T'his
appliancc is designcd Ior frcc stancling ol built-in
(full
reccsscd) install:uion.
'
Phcc your \X/inc
Ccll¡r on
¡
{loc¡r
th;rt
is stlong cuotrgh [o support it wlicn it is ful\, Ioaded.
'l'o
level
),our'rVine
Ccllar, acljust thc front lcvcling legs at thc botton of thc \X/inc Ccll,rr .
'Locâtc
thc \X/inc
Cellar
irwrry lrorn cìircct
sunlight and sources of heat
(stove,
heâtcr, rirdiâtor,
ctc.). Direct sunlight may aflcct thc
acrylic
corrting
antl
hcât sÒurces rnry incrcasc clcctric¿l
consulption. ljxtreme
cold ar.nbìcnt tempej:âtrÌrcs may also cârÌsc tllc unit not to pcrlorm
2
propcrly.
'Âvoicl
locating
thc unit
in
moìsr
arc¿rs.
'Plug
thc
Vine
Ccllal
i:.tto
an cxclusìr,c,
propcrly
inst,rllccl-grounclccl
rv¿ll
outlct.
I)o
not
trnclcl'
ir'1'
circumstir'ces
cur
or rc'rovr:
rhc
third
(g'ou'cl)
prong fro'r
the po*c,r
col.d.
Any
qlrestions
r:ouccruitt¡¡
pon'cr ancl/or
¡younclìng
shoultl
bc dir.ectccl
ton,ard
a
ccrtilicd
or ân
authoriz-cd
proc{ucts
scrvicc
cc'ntcL.
Reversing
the Door
Swinq
of Your
Appliance
This
appliance
has the
capability
of
the door
opening
from either
ilre left
or right side.
The
unit is delivered
to
you
with the
door
opening
from
the left
sjde,
should
you
clesire
to
reverse
the open¡ng
direction,
please
follow
the
instructions
below:
l
Carefully
lay
the
wine cellar
on its
back. Use cushioning
to
protect
the
floor
and
appl¡ance
2.
with
the
door
shut, remove
the
two screws
hoìding
the bottom
hinge
to
the
door.
3,
Carefully
lift
off the
door
4.
Unscrew
the top
hinge
pin
and
cover and
move to the opposite
side
S
use
the
new bottom
hinge
providecl
in
the
plastic
bag inside
the wine
cellar
6.
Place
the
door back
onto the
wine
cellar, lining
up the top
hinge
pin
7. connect
the new
trottom
hinge
pieces
to
the doo¡
and
cabinet,
using
the
screws
from
the opposite
side
and
followìng
the
same
placement.
B.
Keep the
spare
hinge,
should
you
wish
to every
reverse
the
door
back,
OPERATING
YOUR
WIhIE CELLAR
The
wine
cellar
should
be
placed
in where
the ambient
temperature
is between
32-g0
degrees
Fahrenheit
(0-330c).lf
the ambient
temperature
is above
or below
this range,
the
performance
of the
unit
may be
affected,
For
example,
placing
your
unit
in
extreme cold
or
hot
conditions
may
cause
interior
temperatures
to fluctuate.
Recommended
temperatures
for Chilling
Wine.
Red
Wines:
15-lBoC
(58-650F)
Dry
/White
Wines
9-1BoC (48-s7oF)
Sparkling
Wine
5-9oc (40-470F)
The
above
temperatures
may vary
slightly
depending
on
whether
or
not the
interior
bulb
is
oN or
oFF
or whether
the
botfles
are located
on the
upper/middle
or
lower section.
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ÈUN
UIsPE¡I
CIIAMBËR
O<;
"r
oc
ON/OFF
Power
lb turn
the
appliance
on
or off,
press
the
ON/OFF
button.
Setting the
temperature Control
.Each
cooling
compartment of the Wine Cellar
(upper
and lower)
is independently
controlled.
To set the temperature :
Connect
the
power
cord to
a
properly groundecl
outlet. ln
the event of a
power
interruption,
all
previous
temperature settings are
automaticalìy
erased and each compartment
will
default to a
presei
temperature
setting of : 60C
1430f
¡
for upper
compartment and 120C
(540F)
for
lower compartment.
'Sct
the dcsirecl
coolin¡l
temperâturc
by
pressing thc lruttons acljacent to the
:sct uppcr/sct
lorver"
pxrgram. Etrch
dcpression Õf the
buttôr.rs
rvill
scroll through
thc availablc
tenlperiìturc
scttings
(for
cach
coruprrtmr:nt)
in incrcments oI 1 dcgrcc.'ì'he
tcrìlpcriìturc s,:lcctcd
will llash
in the LED display for apploximirtely
5 seconcls,
thcn
revert back to clisplay the tctnpcrature
of thc intcrnrrÌ c:rl¡inet.
Upper com¡rartlnent:'I'he temper¡ìture
seLtinfl
can be acljr:stcd
lrorn 50C to 100C
(410I"'to
5O0lì).
Lower
compattment:
'I'he
terrperiìt.Lrre
settinß
crn
bc
adjusted û'om
100C
to 180C
(5OcF
to
64oF).
'T'o
vie¡r'
the
"set"
temper¿rture
(anytime)
¡rress
ancl holc{ the corresponding
blrtton for'
approximatcly
5 scconcls, thc
"set"
tcnìper¿rtule rvill temporarily
"llash"
in
the l,IìD display
for
5 s¡collJr.
'This
unit
has
the option
to
clisplay tcrnpcrâturcs in cithcr
Cc.lsius or lìahrcuhcir,
'llo
chantc the
setting,
prcss and holc{ both
burtons
(Sct
Uppcr/Sct Lorver) sirnuhaneously Ior
rrpploximatcly
5 scconds, à prorllpt (bce¡r) wìll
sound ancl thc
bluc
pibr
lighr adj;rccnt to thc
0C
or'0I;
rnode ilh¡minirtes.(Sorne
mociels clo
not offer this featurc).
NOTE:
'lf
the
urit is unpluggcd,
or turned ofl, or.if therc is a power
failr.rrc, you Ínusr rv;rit 3 to 5
rninutes bcfore
restarting thc unit.
II
1'or-'
"tt.u-tpt-
rô resrârr bcforc this
tiure delay, the Vjnc
Ccllar will not
st?ìrt.
'\ühen
you
usc the
lfi/ine
Cellar for thc first tirne,
or
restart
the rvine Ccllar aftcr
having been
shut off for a lolg time, there could
be a few deg,rces valiitncc
between the teltlperiìrurc you
selcct rnd
the oue indicated on thc l,EI) rcaclout.
'I'hìs
is normiil turcl is duc to the
length of
thc
inactiv¿tion timc.
Oncc
the
\{iinc Cellar is lunnilg {or r fcw
hours evelything will
be
bach
to norm¿rl.
Ileris4rcb!
Yorr can lurn tlìe intcrior
light ON or OFI, b1'
pushing
the
buttr¡n rn¿rlçcd with
the "lrulb"
syrnbol
?
The light will be turned
off automatically if it remains
ON for 10
minutes, You
have to
push
the button marked
with the
"bulb"
symbol
. 9again
and the light will
turn
back on. For best
storage of wine, keep the
light off except when viewing.
CARE
AND MAINTËNANCË
Cleaninq Your Wine Cellar
.Turn
off the
power,
unplug
the appliance,
and
remove
all items
including shelves and
racks.
'Wash
the inside sur-faces with a warm
water
and baking soda solution,
The
solution
should
be
about 2 tablespoons of baking
soda to a
quâd
ofwater.
.Wash
the shelves with a mild
detergent solution.
'Wring
excess water
out
of the sponge or cìoth when
cleaning area of the
controls,
or any
electrical
parts.
.Wash
the
outside cabinet with warm and mild liquid detergeni.
Rinse well
and
wipe
dry
wìth a clean soft cloth.
Power Failure
'Most power
failures are
corrected within
a few hout's and should
r-rot affect
the
temperature
of
your
appliance if
you
minimize the number
of
times the
door is
opened. lf
your power
is
going
to be off for
a longer
period
of time,
you
need
to tal<e
the
proper
steps to
protect your
contents.
Vacation Ti¡ng
'Short
vacations: Leave the Wine
Cellar
operating
during vacations
of ìess then
three
weeks. lf
you
turn off the
wine
cellar for extended
periods,
leave the door slightly
ajar to
prevent
odor building inside
the appliance.
Transporfing
vou
wine cellar
lf
you
need to move
yourwine
cellaronce
the box has been discarded:
'Securely
tape down all loose
items
(shelves)
inside
your
appliance.
'Turn
the adjustable
leg up to the base to avoid damage.
'Tape
the door shut.
'Be
sure the appliance stays secure
in the upright
position
during transportation.
Also
protect
the outside
of the appliance with a blanket,
or similar item.
Enerqv savinq
Tips
.The
Wine Cellar
should be located in
the coolest area of
the room, away from
heat
producing
appliances
,and
out of the direct sunlight.
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PROBLEMS
\øITT{
YOUR
\øINE
CELI,AR
Yor¡ can
solvc Inân)¡
cornrnon
lü/inc
Clcll¿r
problenrs
casily,
saving
you
rhc
cosr of r
possiblc
scrr'icc
call.
'l'ry
thc suggestions
below
to see
if you
cirn solve
thc
prolrlem
belorc
calli¡g
thc
sen'icer.
TROUIILESIÌOOTING
GUIDI]
PI{OBI-EM
POSSßL]]
CAUSI]
Vinc
Ccll¿r
docs noL
opcriìtc.
'l'hc
appliance
is tumccl of[.
'l'hc
circuit l¡rcaker
has tri¡rpccl
or a fuse
llas l;1r¡rvn
Extcrnal envirc¡nrncnt
miry
reclt:ire
a
higher sctting.
'I'he
do<¡r
is opcncc{
too
olten.
'fhc
door is
not closccl corrpletely.
'l'hc
door
gashet
ches nor scâl
propcrl)¡.
'.l'ums
on
,rnc{
ofI lrcqucntly
'l-hc
room
tenpcr¿lturc
is
hottei:
thâr)
nonnal.
A
largc
?ìlnount
of contents
has been
acJdcc{ to
the \X/inc Ccllr¡.
'l
ltc
tl,¡r,r
is
opt.ncd
to¡r oltt,ll.
'I'he
cioor
is
not closcd
cornpletely.
I
hr' tcrrlltcrrl
urc c,lrrtro]
is
rlr¡t
corfecrly.
I'hc door
gashct
docs not
scal propcrly.
'l'he
light c{oes
nor
work
Not pluggccl
in.
'l'he
circuit
breaher
trippec{
frrsc.
'I'he
bLrlb has burnecl orrt:.
'l'he
light button
is
"OFIì".
Chcch
ro ãssure
rhiìr
;h;
\X/it*
C.il.-;
lcvcl.
'fhc
¡ù7ine
noisc.
(lcllar
seems to rnâke
too mrrclr
Some
noise
"'try
.";;i;;;;h.
Ir.,;-;i
the
rcfrigerant,
which
is normal.
As cach
cyclc
encls, you
may hear
grrrgling
sorrncls c,rused
by
the flow
of r.cfrigerant
in
your
ìü/inc
Cellar.
(lontrâction
irnd cxpansior.r
of thc inside
wirlls
rnay
causc
popping
ancl crachling
noises.
'l'hc
Winc
(lcllal
is nor l(.vel.
'l'hc
Vine
Cell¡r
is lor lc\¡cl.
'I'he
cloor
\1¡:ìs
l'evcrsed rncl
nor
installetl.
'l'he
gasher is
dirty.
I'he
door will
not close
properly.
l']lc shclvcs
arc out
olposìti.rr.
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is warrantccl for
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against defects il manr"rf:rcturing.
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