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 07/2015

Copyright © 2015, Fast ČR, a. s.

CONTENTS

PART 1: BEFORE PUTTING INTO OPERATION ................................................................................................. 2

Safety precautions ..................................................................................................................................................................................2

General instructions ...............................................................................................................................................................................4

Safety instructions for gas R600a ......................................................................................................................................................5

PART 2: CONTROL PANEL ................................................................................................................................ 6

PART 3: INSTALLATION .................................................................................................................................... 7

Transport and unpacking .....................................................................................................................................................................7

Operating conditions .............................................................................................................................................................................7

Installation location ................................................................................................................................................................................7

Cleaning before use................................................................................................................................................................................8

Electrical connection..............................................................................................................................................................................9

Installing the door handle ....................................................................................................................................................................9

Changing the door opening direction ......................................................................................................................................... 10

PART 4: CONTROLS ........................................................................................................................................ 14

Turning On / Off   ................................................................................................................................................................................... 14

Operation ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 14

Storage advice ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 15

Internal lighting .................................................................................................................................................................................... 15

PART 5: REGULAR MAINTENANCE ................................................................................................................ 16

Cleaning the appliance ...................................................................................................................................................................... 16

Moving ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17

Energy saving tips ................................................................................................................................................................................ 17

PART 6: WHAT SHOULD I DO WHEN... ........................................................................................................... 18

PART 7: INFORMATION SHEET ...................................................................................................................... 19

Summary of Contents for PW 38 D

Page 1: ...Wine cooler USER S MANUAL PW 38 D PW 59 D ...

Page 2: ...Dear customer Thank you for buying a PHILCO brand product So that your appliance serves you well please read all the instructions in this user s manual ...

Page 3: ...sport and unpacking 7 Operating conditions 7 Installation location 7 Cleaning before use 8 Electrical connection 9 Installing the door handle 9 Changing the door opening direction 10 PART 4 CONTROLS 14 Turning On Off 14 Operation 14 Storage advice 15 Internal lighting 15 PART 5 REGULAR MAINTENANCE 16 Cleaning the appliance 16 Moving 17 Energy saving tips 17 PART 6 WHAT SHOULD I DO WHEN 18 PART 7 I...

Page 4: ... appliance and contact the vendor or in the case of a damaged power cord contact the service centre If the appliance and all its parts are in order install it according to the instructions in the relevant chapter When installing the appliance in its place or when moving the appliance there is a risk that the power cord may be penetrated or damaged Check that the power cord is not interfering anywh...

Page 5: ...the appliance Use the appliance only for the purposes for which it has been designed This appliance is designed only for household use for storing bottles of wine The temperature inside the wine cooler may rise or fall slightly and so these appliances are not suitable for storing products e g medicines which require a stable temperature Do not use any other electric appliances e g heating elements...

Page 6: ...enance disconnect the appliance s power cord or disengage the fuse or circuit breaker Never pull the electric power cord only pull on the power plug Do not clean the appliance using a steam cleaning device The steam may come into contact with the electric components inside the appliance where a short circuit could occur There is a danger of electric shock This product must be repaired at an author...

Page 7: ...ould not be possible to repair it DO NOT USE SHARP ITEMS for removing ice deposits or ice You can remove ice deposits using a special scraper Under no circumstances should you remove ice deposits from the inner lining Allow the layer of ice to melt away when defrosting the appliance Safety instructions for gas R600a Measures in case of an unexpected release If ventilation is possible allow the mat...

Page 8: ...perature control button for the top zone 2 Temperature control button for the bottom zone 3 Display 4 Toggle button F C 5 Light On Off button Display 1 Display for the top zone 2 Display for the bottom zone 3 Type of stored wine 4 Temperature indicator 5 Indicator F C ...

Page 9: ...aults stop the installation and contact the vendor Operating conditions Proper operation of the appliance is guaranteed only if the following conditions are met The temperature in the room where the appliance is located conforms to the climate class stated on the appliance s rating label Maximum ambient relative humidity 90 The appliance must be placed at a sufficient distance from heat sources e ...

Page 10: ...heater or oven etc 30 cm From another cooling appliance 2 cm Do not place any appliances on the appliance which emit heat on to the appliance such as microwave ovens toasters etc Never cover the ventilation grill Pull out the power plug by pulling on the plug itself never pull on the cord when disconnecting the appliance Before turning on the appliance allow it to stand in its final location for 1...

Page 11: ...ance must be connected to a working grounding lead If the power socket of the home system is not grounded in accordance with the current legal regulations only connect the appliance after consulting with a specialised technician about the grounding lead itself The manufacturer takes no responsibility for injuries caused as a result of not following these instructions If you do not correctly level ...

Page 12: ...or opening direction proceed as follows 1 Remove the two screws at the rear of the top cover 2 Push the top cover forwards until it is released And move the small washer from left to right Then put the top cover down in a safe location where it will not be damaged 3 Remove the two screw covers 4 Remove the two screws and take off the handle Put the handle in a safe place ...

Page 13: ...ge then lift up the door and put it down on a soft surface to prevent it being damaged Put the hinge and the screws in a safe place 7 Remove the small cover and insert it into the other side of the door 8 Turn the door around remove the doorstopper screws Reinstall the doorstopper on the opposite side of the door using the same screws ...

Page 14: ...at or similar item to protect it against damage Screw out and take out the bottom hinge pin and install it into the other hole 11 Remove the screws holding the bottom hinge and remove the bottom hinge together with the adjustable foot 12 Move the foot from left to right and mount it in the right hole as shown in the picture 13 Use screws to mount the bottom hinge on the other side ...

Page 15: ... fasten the top hinge 16 Place the top cover on to the top of the appliance and push it in backwards until it is secured by the mounting hinges 17 Screw on the top cover using two screws ATTENTION After changing the door opening direction check that all screws are securely tightened that the magnetic gasket seal fits tightly to the body of the appliance If the ambient temperature is low e g in win...

Page 16: ...les stored inside Installation location of the appliance Operation Arranging the wine Load the wine bottles as shown in the picture below PW 38 D PW 59 D Keep the bottles in the dark The door glazing is made from darkened triple pane anti UV glass that protects wine against light in the event that the wine cooler is located in a very well lit location Place the bottles so that the corks inside the...

Page 17: ...lement Internal lighting The internal area can be lit up in several ways 1 The internal light is automatically lit for 5 minutes when the wine cooler is turned on 2 The internal light can be turned on and off using the Light On Off button 3 The internal light will turn on immediately when the door is opened It will turn off automatically 10 minutes after the door is opened 4 The internal light wil...

Page 18: ...axes concentrated cleaning agents bleaches or cleaning products containing kerosene on the plastic or rubber parts Never use paper towels or window cleaners on the plastic parts The use of steam cleaning appliances is extremely dangerous and so is strictly forbidden Power outage Most power outages are rectified within a few hours and should not have an effect on the temperature inside the applianc...

Page 19: ...ure that the appliance always remains in a vertical position while being transported To prevent the appliance from damage during transport you can cover it with a blanket or another soft textile Energy saving tips Locate the appliance away from sources of heat and out of direct sunlight Ensure sufficient ventilation Under no circumstances should you cover the ventilation openings Only open the doo...

Page 20: ...ppliance is near a heat source See chapter Installation The inside light is not working The light bulb is faulty See chapter Maintenance Thick ice deposit layer or potentially also on the door gasket seal The door gasket seals are not air tight possible after the hinges are changed Carefully heat the area of the leak of the door gasket seal using a hair dryer not hotter than 50 C whilst simultaneo...

Page 21: ...ise level 4 dB re 1pW 40 40 Dimensions mm h x w x d 852 x 550 x 537 5 1235 x 550 x 566 Weight kg 36 5 47 This appliance is designed for the single purpose of storing wine 1 Electricity consumption in kWh year is based on the results of a normalised test carried out over a period of 24 hours Actual electricity consumption depends on the use and location of the appliance 2 SN ambient temperatures fr...

Page 22: ...resources and prevents damage to the environment caused by improper waste disposal Ask your local authorities or collection facility for more details In accordance with national regulations penalties may be imposed for the incorrect disposal of this type of waste For business entities in European Union states If you want to dispose of electric or electronic appliances ask your retailer or supplier...

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