BC-79, BC-112 BEVERAGE CENTER INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Page 1: ...BC 79 BC 112 BEVERAGE CENTER INSTRUCTION MANUAL...
Page 2: ...e it in a safe place If you give this product to another person be sure to also give them this instruction manual along with it APPLIANCE SAFETY 3 DISPOSAL 4 PRODUCT FEATURES 5 INSTALLATION 5 OPERATIN...
Page 3: ...disconnect power before cleaning or servicing Failure to do so can result in electric shock or death Do not attempt to repair or replace any part of your appliance unless it is specifically recommende...
Page 4: ...the pinch point areas Clearances between the doors and cabinet are fairly small Be careful closing doors when children are present If your model requires defrosting never use an ice pick or other shar...
Page 5: ...is delivered with the door opening on the right side Should you wish to open the door from the left follow the instructions in the section titled Reversing the door Hinge Install the handle on the do...
Page 6: ...llation area make sure that the mains cable does not get trapped Model BC 79 Top View Model BC 112 Top View If the BC 112 is installed for fitting kitchen plinth make sure that the ventilation gaps in...
Page 7: ...outlet that has a voltage rating that matches the rating label on the appliance This provides the best performance and also prevents overloading house wiring circuits that could cause a fire hazard f...
Page 8: ...cabinet and use them to cover the screw holes on the right hand side 6 Screw the alternative left top hinge A 9E A included in the fittings on the left hand side of cabinet Fig 4 7 Rotate the door 18...
Page 9: ...s on UP Used to increase warm the set temperature by 1 C 1 F DOWN Used to decrease cool the set temperature by 1 C 1 F LIGHT Used to turn the inner light on andoff Display Displays the temperature and...
Page 10: ...es as being too warm or too cool The alarm will sound and the temperature display will flash If the temperature inside the appliance is very different from the temperature set This does not include th...
Page 11: ...mergency stop to prevent them from being pulled out too far when loaded OPERATING NOISES The unit is cooled by a compressor The compressor pumps coolant through the cooling system causing operating no...
Page 12: ...u apply it to the entire surface Follow the manufacturer s instructions closely POWER FAILURE In the event of a power outage failure all previous temperature settings are automatically memorized and r...
Page 13: ...ture 2 Set a higher temperature 3 Do not open the door more than necessary 4 Close door properly 5 Check that the door seal is clean and replace if necessary 6 Clean the condenser when necessary 7 Cle...
Page 14: ...pliance door been open for longer than 60 seconds If yes close the door If not then the temperature has risen higher or fallen lower than the temperature that has been set This could be due to 1 The a...
Page 15: ...BC 79 BC 112 CENTRE DE BREUVAGE MANUEL D UTILISATION 15...
Page 16: ...e en service puis le conserver En cas de revente du produit veuillez le transmettre au nouvel acqu reur S CURIT RELATIVE L APPAREIL 17 ELIMINATION 18 CARACT RISTIQUES DU PRODUIT 19 INSTALLATION 19 FON...
Page 17: ...lencher un incendie ou une explosion dangereuse vitez les risques d lectrocution en d branchant l appareil avant de proc der son nettoyage ou sa r paration Lorsque vous branchez ou d branchez l appare...
Page 18: ...porte si des enfants se trouvent proximit Si votre mod le d appareil n cessite un d givrage n utilisez jamais un pic glace ou un autre instrument pointu pour acc l rer le d givrage Ces instruments peu...
Page 19: ...d eau ti de L appareil peut avoir des odeurs r siduelles qui s estomperont progressivement lorsque l appareil refroidit IMPORTANT Placez l appareil l endroit qui lui est r serv puis attendez environ d...
Page 20: ...n centre de service agr L appareil doit tre install en accord avec les codes locaux ou nationaux relatifs la s curit lectrique la plomberie et l eau IMPORTANT CLIMAT HAUTEMENT HUMIDE Durant les p riod...
Page 21: ...e 115 120 Volt CA 60Hz Fa tes v rifier la prise murale et le circuit lectrique par un lectricien qualifi pour vous assurer que la prise de courant est bien mise la terre Si la prise murale comporte de...
Page 22: ...e afin d viter tout risque de dommages Retirez alors la charni re sup rieure droite 7 illustrations 3 et 4 4 D vissez les deux tiges de la plaque de charni re et transf rez les du c t oppos 5 5 Sorte...
Page 23: ...menter la temp rature s lectionn e de 1 C 1 F MOINS Permet de diminuer la temp rature s lectionn e de 1 C 1 F ECLAIRAGE Permet de commander l allumage l extinction de l clairage interne Affichage Affi...
Page 24: ...esure o la temperature dans l appareil est trop diff rente de celle r gl e en cas de panne de courant relativement longue lorsque trop de bouteilles ont t ajout es d un seul coup dans le cellier lorsq...
Page 25: ...REIL Cet appareil est refroidit par un compresseur Le compresseur pompe du fluide frigorig ne dans le syst me causant du bruit M me si le compresseur est l arr t le bruit caus par les changements de t...
Page 26: ...arche aux temp ratures qui taient programm es lors de son arr t La plupart des coupures de courant se r tablissent en quelques heures et ne devraient pas affecter la temp rature de votre cellier si vo...
Page 27: ...joint de la porte n est pas herm tique 1 Placer l appareil dans un lieu plus frais 2 Laisser l appareil fonctionner un moment jusqu ce que la temp rature r gl e soit atteinte 3 Ne pas ouvrir la porte...
Page 28: ...rop fr quente de la porte 2 l orifice de ventilation qui est obstru ou trop poussi reux 3 une longue interruption de l alimentation 4 une grande quantit de bouteilles ajout e au cellier 1 N ouvrez pas...
Page 29: ...743 2467 For additional support please call 1 800 207 0806 Email infoappliances fagoramerica com www fagoramerica com The manufacturer reserves the right to modify the items described in this manual L...