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Layout advice for your wine cabinet
Your wine cabinet is designed to safely store a maximum number of bottles. Please heed the following advice in order to optimise loading.
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Ensure that you distribute your bottles as evenly as possible over the different shelves in your cabinet, in order to distribute the weight in
several places. Ensure that your bottles do not touch the back wall of the cabinet.
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Also, ensure that you distribute your bottles evenly over the entire height of the wine cabinet (avoid loading all the bottles at the top or all
the bottles at the bottom).
Layout of a shelf in display version
To install bottles on a display shelf, proceed as follows:
1
Insert the 2 guides in the shelf support strips provided. For each shelf, position a guide
on the right and a guide on the left (see diagrams 1and 2).
2
Place the shelf in the 2 guides (see diagram 3).
3
Place a locking dowel in each of the 2 holes located at the front of the shelf, on the
upper section. These dowels then fix the shelf with respect to the guide and prevent
any unwanted movement of the shelf.
4
Start by placing the bottles in each recess of the back row, with the base of the bottle
towards the back.
5
Continue stacking the bottles on the back row, taking care to ensure that none of the
bottles touches the back wall.
6
To display your bottles, stand them upright at the front of the shelf.
Layout of a shelf in sliding version
To install bottles on a sliding shelf, proceed as follows:
1
Insert 2 guides in the shelf support strips provided.
For each shelf, position a guide on the right and a guide on the left
(see diagrams 1 and 2).
2
Place the shelf in the 2 guides (see diagram 3).
3
Place a locking dowel in each of the 2 holes located at the back of the shelf, on the
upper section.
These dowels prevent the shelf from being completely pulled out of the cabinet.
4
Start by placing the bottles in each recess of the back row, with the base of the bottle
towards the back.
5
Continue with the front row, placing the bottles in the opposite direction.
25 traditional Bordeaux bottles
maximum
8 traditional Bordeaux bottles
maximum
N.B.: – NEVER PULL OUT MORE THAN ONE SLIDING SHELF AT A TIME.
– DO NOT STACK BOTTLES ON SEVERAL LEVELS IN THE SLIDING LAYOUT.
1I-a. Description (single-temperature model)
L
K
I
D
C
B
A
E
F
G
J
H
F
A
Lighting mode
B
Temperature zone
C
Sensor fault alarm
D
Temperature alarm
E
Access to settings and confirmation key
F
Selection and setting keys
G
Lighting mode access and confirmation key
H
Standby key
I
Humidity level alarm
J
Hot
circuit
operating indicator
K
Cold
circuit
operating indicator
L
Temperature display
III-a. Temperature setting
The tactile keys are very sensitive. There
is no need to apply force, a light touch is
sufficient to register the command.
Remember to remove your finger from
the panel between each press.
5 sec.
Press and hold down the
key for 5 seconds to start up.
1
Press and hold down the
key for approximately 5 seconds.
The display will start to flash.
2
Press the
or
keys to set the desired temperature.
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The default setting is 12°C / 54°F (ideal maturing temperature).
However, the temperature can be set from 9 - 15°C / 48 - 59°F.
N.B.: to operate correctly, your cabinet must be placed in a room
with a temperature of 0 - 30°C / 35 - 86°F
1. Plugging in and commissioning
After waiting 48 hours, plug in your wine cabinet.
To switch it on, press and hold down the
button for 5 seconds.
For optimal performance, we recommend that y
ou fill your
cabinet to at least 75% of its capacity.
Check your type of wine cabinet
Simultaneously press the
and
keys.
7- Commissioning and temperature setting
3
Press the key
to confirm.
Bottle capacity
in this display layout
Bottle capacity
in this sliding layout
means single-temperature
means multi-temperature
5 secs
Have your socket checked (presence of correct-sized
fuses and 30 mA circuit breaker). Do not plug several
cabinets into an adaptor.
The value shown on the display is the actual temperature
inside the cabinet. It is therefore necessary to wait for
your new setting to take effect.
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