Le Chai LT895, User Manual

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NOTE : After positioning the appliance, it is imperative to fix the kitchen cabinet by screwing as shown
below.
Connecting the power supply
Your cabinet is designed for operation with 230 V single-phase.
It must be connected to a wall socket equipped with earthing and protected by a 10 A fuse in
compliance with the standard NF C15-100 and in compliance with your electricity supplier's
prescriptions.
SPECIFIC INFORMATION
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We recommend that you install your wine cabinet in a temperate room.
- If the inside light remains on, please note that the inside temperature will be higher.
- Temperature inside the wine cabinet may vary depending on the type and the number of bottles
contained.
- In order to keep your wines at a stable temperature, avoid leaving the door open for long periods.
- Do not install your wine cabinet close to a heat source; avoid direct sunlight.
- In order to guarantee your safety, and to prevent your wine being spoilt, do not place the cabinet in
humid locations.
- Do not store perishable foodstuffs inside your wine cabinet.
- The wine cabinet is not designed for use in a garage, outside, or in the open air.
- The following (approximate) temperatures are recommended for wine drinking:
o
Great Bordeaux wines
– Red
16
– 17°C
o
Great Burgundy wines
– Red
15
– 16°C
o
Great vintages dry white wines 14
– 16°C
o
Red wines, fruity wines, young wines 11
– 12°C
o
Rosé wines from Provence, early-to-market wines 10
– 12°C
o
Dry white wines and local red wines 10
– 12°C
o
Local white wines 8
– 10°C
o
Champagnes 7
– 8°C
o
Liqueur wines 6°C
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Temperature stability is of the greatest importance when storing wine.
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Exposure to light, vibrations, temperature variations or humidity can spoil the wine.
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