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8. Cleaning & maintenance

7. Wine storage

Optimal temperature selection

Whilst wine is best stored at temperatures between 13 °C and 15 °C, your wine can 
also be stored at drinking temperature. For red wine, this is between 15 °C and  
17 °C. For white wine, this is between 12 °C and 13 °C.

Light

A good wine does not like light. Sunlight, and even incorrectly positioned lamps, 
may impair the wine. White wines are particularly sensitive. They should never 
be exposed to direct light. Red wines are less sensitive, because the production 
method and darker bottles help reduce the harmful effect of sunlight. Storing your 
wine in a dark place will help preserve the wine for longer. 

•  The interior of the cooler should be cleaned regularly to avoid odor.
•  Switch off the appliance and unplug it. Take out any removable parts (e.g. 

shelves) for cleaning.

•  Clean the shelves with warm soapy water with a mild detergent, and dry with 

a soft cloth. Do not put shelves in the dishwasher.

•  Clean the inside and outside of the appliance, and the door seal, with warm 

soapy water with a mild detergent. Prevent water from getting directly in to 
the electronic unit or the lighting. 

•  Remove excess water with a dry soft cloth, and let air-dry.
•  Never use abrasive, corrosive or flammable cleaning equipment or solvents. 
•  Never use steam cleaning equipment to clean the appliance. Steam could get 

into the electrical components and cause a short circuit.

•  Wipe the door seal with clean water only and then dry with a soft cloth. Never 

use oils or grease to clean the door seal. These kinds of cleaning agents can 
cause porosity or deterioration over time.

•  Use an appropriate glass cleaner to clean the appliance door.
•  Make sure you do not damage the data plate, which is located inside the 

cooler, during cleaning. The data plate contains important information about 
the cooler which will be required in the event of servicing.

•  Any vents should be cleaned regularly with a brush or vacuum cleaner. Dust 

accumulation increases the energy consumption of the appliance.

•  If the appliance is left empty for long periods, switch off, defrost, clean, and 

leave the door open to prevent mold developing.

9. Noises

Normal noises

Clicking: Clicking sounds occur when the compressor switches on or off, and when 
the valve opens and closes.
Gurgling: Gurgling sounds occur when the cooling agent is circulating inside the pipes.
Humming: Humming sounds occur when the compressor is working. This sound can 
be louder during starts and stops.

Other noises

Some noises can be rectified easily by:
•  Levelling the appliance and installing it on a flat surface
•  Moving the appliance away from adjacent units to separate them to prevent 

contact between the appliance and adjacent units

•  Placing the internal units (shelves, etc.) in the correct position
•   Placing bottles in a stable, lying position

FAULT

SOLUTION

The appliance is not cooling

- Press the ON/OFF button and turn on the appliance. 
- Ensure the fuse is switched on.
- Ensure the power cord is correctly inserted.

The appliance is switching on 
more frequently and for longer 
periods

Make sure that the vents are not blocked or dusty.

The compressor runs  
constantly

-  The temperature is set too cold: adjust temperature to a 

warmer setting

-  The door is open, or something is obstructing proper door 

closure.

- The room temperature is hotter than usual.

The interior light is not working

Order service call.

The door(s) do not close  
properly

- Ensure there are no obstructions preventing door closure.
-  Ensure that the door compartments and shelves are co-

rrectly in place.

- Ensure that the door seal is not out of position or torn.
- Ensure that the appliance is level.

The door will not open

If the door has just been opened, leave it for few minutes to 
allow the air pressure to equalize before trying again.

The external fridge surface is 
warm

The exterior walls can be warmer than room temperature. 
This is normal while the compressor works to transfer heat 
from inside the cabinet.

Smells/odors

Check for spillages throughout the cooler. Spillages may 
cause odors if left unwashed. Clean as advised under clea-
ning and maintenance.

10. Troubleshooting instructions

Summary of Contents for CAVE 30 BU DZ

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Page 3: ...his appliance contains the refrigerant Isobutane R600a a natural environmen tally friendly gas It is important to ensure that no components of the cooling system were damaged during transport or installation Leaking refrigerant can damage the eyes In the event of any damage Avoid open flames switching the thermostat and anything which creates a spark Disconnect from the mains Air the room in which...

Page 4: ...g an extension cord Extension cords do not guarantee the required safety of the appliance e g danger of overheating Do not splash water on the appliance It may cause electrical parts to fail and result in an electric shock Do not use any electrical equipment inside the storage compart ments of the appliance unless they are of the type recommended by the manufacturer Danger of sparks and explosion ...

Page 5: ...dry well ventilated room indoors The room temperature should not move above or below the temperature range for which the appliance is designed A high ambient temperature in a room will increase the appliance s energy consumption The appliance should not be installed where it is exposed to direct sunlight or directly adjacent to a heat producing appliance such as an oven or a radiator Ventilation T...

Page 6: ...sure the power cord does not get wedged The appliance should not be in direct contact with the floor when slid ing it into place since this could damage the floor Before using for the first time Clean the inside of the cooler see cleaning and maintenance section Wait for 1 1 5 hours after placing the appliance in its final position to allow the refrigerant to settle before connecting it to the mai...

Page 7: ...ll buttons on the panel 5 5 Door alarm The wine cooler is equipped with an alarm that will sound if the door is left open for more than 60 seconds Close door or press any key to mute the alarm 5 6 Defrosting The wine cooler will defrost automatically every 4 hours for 20 minutes During defrost the compressor stops but the fan will keep running 6 Climate class CAVE 30 BU DZ and CAVE 60 BU DZ CAVE 6...

Page 8: ...mulation increases the energy consumption of the appliance If the appliance is left empty for long periods switch off defrost clean and leave the door open to prevent mold developing 9 Noises Normal noises Clicking Clicking sounds occur when the compressor switches on or off and when the valve opens and closes Gurgling Gurgling sounds occur when the cooling agent is circulating inside the pipes Hu...

Page 9: ...ation All packaging materials are recyclable and display the recycling symbol Ensure that any plastic wrappings bags etc are disposed of safely and kept out of the reach of children as they are a potential source of danger Please ask your dealer or your local authority about relevant means of safe disposal Disposal of the appliance This appliance is subject to European Directive 2002 96 EC on Wast...

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