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CONTENTS

Important Safety Instructions ---------------------------------------- 6

Diagram of Product ---------------------------------------------------- 8

Installation Instructions ----------------------------------------------- 14

Operation Instructions ------------------------------------------------ 15

Care and Maintenance ----------------------------------------------- 26

Troubleshooting -------------------------------------------------------- 28

Product Specifications ------------------------------------------------ 29

Warranty ------------------------------------------------------------------ 32

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Summary of Contents for LB148BC

Page 1: ...1 LANBO USER MANUAL FOR MODEL LW28D LW46D LW72D LW142D LW165D LW306D LB36BD LW3370B LW33S LW52S LW155S LW177S LW321S LW133DD LW162DD LW144T LB80BC LB148BC ...

Page 2: ... manual for future reference if needed After unpacking the appliance please inspect it to verify it is not damaged If in doubt do not use the appliance and contact Lanbo Appliances customer service center Important Tips for Product Use BEFORE USE 1 After unpacking and inspecting your new Lanbo appliance allow to sit and stabilize for 24 hours before connecting to a power source This will reduce th...

Page 3: ... maximum flavor PRODUCT REGISTRATION WARRANTY LANBO Appliances offers a 1 year parts and labor warranty along with a 3 Year warranty on the compressor Register your product on LANBO s official website www lanboappliances com for an extended 12 month warranty and priority customer service support CUSTOMER SERVICE For assistance or questions regarding your product please contact our customer service...

Page 4: ... LW72D LW142D LW165D LW306D LW52S LW155S LW177S LW321S LW133DD LW162DD LW144T LB148BC PLEASE NOTE Included in Plastic Bag upper door hinge cover replacement part and LANBO User Manual Please store properly for future use ...

Page 5: ...5 CONTENTS Important Safety Instructions 6 Diagram of Product 8 Installation Instructions 14 Operation Instructions 15 Care and Maintenance 26 Troubleshooting 28 Product Specifications 29 Warranty 32 ...

Page 6: ...ged contact a certified repair technician to replace the faulty power cord Avoid injury Do Not attempt to replace power cord by yourself Make sure to unplug cord before cleaning moving or repairing Never unplug the cooler by pulling the electrical cord as this may damage it Grip the plug firmly and pull straight out Keep ventilation openings in the appliance enclosure clear of obstruction Do not u...

Page 7: ...d fire or explosion Under supervision or guidance this appliance may be operated by children ages 8 years and above or any persons with reduced physical sensory or mental capabilities provided proper operating and safety instructions have been administered Do not allow children to play with appliance Cleaning and maintenance shall not be performed by children without adult supervision If supply co...

Page 8: ...ot affect the normal use of the product 2 Diagram of Product 1 LW33S LW52S LW155S LW177S LW321S structure diagram 1 Control Panel 2 Evaporator Fan 3 Carbon Filter 4 Sensor 5 Full Wooden Shelf 6 Heating Fan 7 Small Wooden Shelf 8 Door Support Bracket 9 Adjustable Feet 10 Upper Door Hinge 11 Glass ...

Page 9: ...wer Door Hinge 16 Front Vent 2 LW28D LW46D LW72D LW142D LW165D LW306D structure diagram 1 Control Panel 2 Carbon Filter 3 Evaporator Fan 4 Upper Sensor 5 Full Wooden Shelf 6 Baffle Plate 7 Heating Fan 8 Lower Sensor 9 Small Wooden Shelf 10 Door Support Bracket ...

Page 10: ...wer Door Hinge 18 Front Vent 3 LW133DD LW162DD structure diagram 1 Control Panel 2 Evaporator Fan 3 Carbon Filter 4 Full Wooden Shelf 5 Upper Sensor 6 Baffle Plate 7 Dan Heater 8 Lower Sensor 9 Small Wooden Shelf 10 Door Support Bracket 11 Lock h 2 Hook 12 Upper Door Hinge 13 Glass door with handle gasket 14 ...

Page 11: ...Feet 18 Front Vent 4 LW144T structure diagram 1 Upper Control Panel 2 Carbon Filter 3 Full Wooden Shelf 4 Upper Sensor 5 Middle Control Panel 6 Middle Fan 7 Full Wooden Shelf 8 Middle Sensor 9 Baffle Plate 10 Rear Air Duct Board 11 Lower Sensor 12 Small Wooden Shelf 13 Door Support Bracket ...

Page 12: ...19 Lock Hook 20 Lower Door Hinge 21 Front Vent 5 LB80BC LB148BC structure diagram 1 Control Panel 2 Wire Shelf 3 Glass Shelf 4 Small Wooden Shelf 5 Lock Hook 6 Door Support Bracket 7 Adjustable Feet 8 Upper Door Hinge 9 Glass Door With Lock Gasket 10 Handle 11 Lower Door Hinge 12 Front Vent ...

Page 13: ...en Front 4 Left Glass Door with Lock Gasket Handle 5 Small Wire Shelf with Wooden Front 6 Left Lower Door Support 7 Front Vent 8 Right Upper Door Hinge 9 Right Control Panel 10 Wire Shelf 11 Left Glass Door with Lock Gasket Handle 12 Wire Basket 13 Right Lower Door Support Bracket 14 Adjustable Feet 15 Lock Hook ...

Page 14: ...re good heat dissipation The back of the cooler should be away from the wall 10cm at minimum Place your wine cooler beverage cooler on a floor that is strong enough to support it when it is fully loaded To level your wine cooler adjust the front leveling leg at the bottom of the wine cooler Locate the wine cooler beverage cooler away from direct sunlight and sources of heat stove heater radiator e...

Page 15: ...ius temperature When the light is on it indicates Fahrenheit temperature Button Operation SET Button Temperature setting button Once you press the button the temperature increased 1 or 1 Detail temperature setting range as following For LB80BC is between 3 18 or 37 64 For LB148BC is between 3 18 or 37 64 For LW33S LW52S LW155S LW177S LW321S is between 5 18 or 41 64 LIGHT Button Cabinet light contr...

Page 16: ...ration Button Temperature setting button Once you press button the temperature increase 1 or 1 if you want to decrease the temperature press the button the temperature decreased 1 or 1 each time Detail temperature setting range as following 5 18 or 41 64 for the left zone 4 10 or 39 50 for the right zone LIGHT Button Cabinet light control button Note Once the light is turned on it will automatical...

Page 17: ...rease the temperature press the button the temperature decreased 1 or 1 each time Detail temperature setting range as following For LW3370B is between 5 18 or 41 64 for the left zone 4 10 or 39 50 for the right zone For LW133DD LW162DD is between 5 18 or 41 64 both for upper and lower zone LIGHT Button Cabinet light control button Note Once the light is turned on it will automatically shut off aft...

Page 18: ...re increased 1 or 1 Or press button the temperature decreased 1 or 1 Setting range is between 5 18 or 41 64 of upper zone Middle and Lower Control Panel Display Windows MIDDLE CHAMBER Display of the actual temperature of the middle chamber The range is 0 37 or 32 99 LOWER CHAMBER Display of the actual temperature of the lower chamber The range is 0 37 or 32 99 light When the light is on it indicat...

Page 19: ...ou need setting the temperature of lower chamber press the button two times the screen of lower chamber will be flashing press or to set the temperature of lower chamber setting range is between 12 18 or 54 64 LIGHT Button Cabinet light control button Note Once the light is turned on it will automatically shut off after 10 minutes in order to protect the wines inside ON OFF button Power on and off...

Page 20: ...ius temperature When the light is on it indicates Fahrenheit temperature Button Operation SET Button Temperature setting button Once you press the button the temperature increased 1 or 1 Detail temperature setting range as following For LW28D LW46D LW72D LW142D LW165D LW306D is between 5 12 or 41 54 for upper zone 12 18 or 54 64 for lower zone LIGHT Button Cabinet light control button Note Once th...

Page 21: ...ature is too high or too cold Shelf Change LW28D LW46D LW72D LW142D LW165D LW306D LW133DD LW162DD LW33S LW52S LW155S LW177S LW321S LW144T Follow the diagram below to remove or change the adjustable shelves First remove all wines from the shelves and pull shelf out to the limit Then press up the left plastic bracket of sliding rail while pressing down on the the right one pull the shelves out at th...

Page 22: ...ire shelf make the cove position toward to the pillar at two sides of the cabinet then lift up and pull out the wire shelf Pull out the glass shelf make the cove position toward to the pillar at two sides of the cabinet then lift up and pull out the glass shelf ...

Page 23: ... Your cabinet was designed to store a maximum number of bottles adequately The shelves are designed to accommodate wines uniformly The best temperature for red wines is 52 64 For white wines is 43 54 The temperature range of our wine coolers can be set between 41 64 ...

Page 24: ...55S LW177S LW144T The unit is delivered to you with the door opening from the left side hinge on right side The door of this appliance is capable of opening from either the left or right side To reverse the door swing of your cooler and open from the right side please follow the instructions and diagram as follows ...

Page 25: ...ail on the top of the cabinet and the cap of door spindle carefully Fig 1 2 Open the door to an angle unscrew the screw of the door hinges cover remove the cover of the upper door hinge then unscrew all the screws on the upper door hinge Be careful to hold the glass door firmly after removing the screw and take off the door Fig 2 ...

Page 26: ...Set glass door shaft to aim the shaft of lower door hinge Fig 10 and then aim the upper door hinge Fig 11 adjust the door and the cabinet is aligned and leveled then tighten all the lock screws You also can call customer service for reversal instructions if it is necessary 5 Care and Maintenance Cleaning Your Wine Cooler Wash the inside surfaces with warm water and baking soda solution The solutio...

Page 27: ...remove all items and turn off the appliance Clean and dry the interior thoroughly so as to restraint odors and mold Leave the door open slightly all the time if necessary Moving Your Wine Cooler Remove all items Securely tape down all loose items shelves inside your appliance Turn the adjustable leg up to the base to avoid damage Shut door s Be sure the appliance stays secure in the upright positi...

Page 28: ...d open the door The ice on the evaporator will melt Check the door seal for any air gaps Door is not closed properly Check the door lock shelves or other objects make sure door is well closed Check the rubber seal for any air gaps Check the door hinges make sure they are not loose Condenser is dusty Wash and clean the condenser Cooling system faulty Gas leakage or blockage Ask an engineer for help...

Page 29: ...stop working or low speed operating Ask engineer for help power on the refrigerator check the fan whether the voltage is normal or not If the voltage is normal the fan should be damage Water drop on glass door Ambient humidity is high Use a soft cloth to clean the water Door is opened too often Reduce the times frequency of door opening The door gasket does not seal properly Use low heat on a hair...

Page 30: ...I I NOMINAL VOLTAGE FREQUE NCY 110 120V 60HZ RATED POWER W 90W 1 3A 100W 1 3A 130W 1 8A 140W 1 9A 220W 2 5A AMBIENT TEMPERATURE 32 100 F 32 100 F 32 100 F 32 100 F 32 100 F TEMPERATURE RANGE 5 18 or 41 64 5 18 or 41 64 5 18 or 41 64 5 18 or 41 64 5 18 or 41 64 NET WEIGHT 82 lbs 37 KGS 112lbs 51 KGS 196 lbs 89 KGS 216 lbs 98 KGS 309 lbs 140 KGS PRODUCT DIMENSION 14 96 W x 23 62 D x 34 45 H 23 43 W ...

Page 31: ...LW144T LW133DD LW162DD VOLUME 15 89 CF 450 Liter 13 42 CF 380 Liter 15 89 CF 450 Liter TYPE OF COOLING compressor with air circulated fan cooling compressor with air circulated fan cooling compressor with air circulated fan cooling CLIMATE TYPE N ELECTRICITY PROTECTION GRADE I I I NOMINAL VOLTAGE FREQUENCY 110 120V 60HZ RATED POWER W 140W 1 9A 130W 1 8A 140W 1 9A AMBIENT TEMPERATURE 32 100 F 32 10...

Page 32: ...suse abuse mishandling neglect unauthorized repair or any other cause beyond the control of the seller whether similar or dissimilar to the foregoing Purchaser understands and acknowledges that the goods sold here are WINE BEVERAGE COOLERS Purchaser assumes all the risk of using these units including risk of spoilage humidity variations temperature variations leaks fires water damage mold mildew d...

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