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VERSION 1 

 

  05/01/2021 

I

NSTALLATION AND 

U

SAGE 

G

UIDE   

WINESP40CEPRO 

 

Page 23

 

4.2.2

 

STANDBY MODE 

 

 

 

 

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Putting  the  air  conditioner  on  standby:  keep  button  1  pressed  in  for  3 
seconds. The compressor will stop and the fan will switch to slow speed. 

 

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The thermostat will alternately display “OFF” and the cellar temperature.

 

 

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To exit the standby mode, keep button 1 pressed in for 3 seconds once again.  

 

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The thermostat will display “ON” for 1 second.

 

 

4.2.3

 

AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING 

 
The thermostat is programmed to regularly carry out automatic defrosting. That 

stops the compressor

, 

and  the 

fan  of  the  indoor  unit  continues  to  operate  at  slow  speed

.  Any  condensate  resulting  from 

defrosting is drained through the condensate pipe. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Summary of Contents for WineSP40CEPRO

Page 1: ...Instructions for installation and use Keep safe for future reference WineSP40CEPRO INFORMATION PROVIDED ON THE IDENTIFICATION PLATE OF THE DEVICE 1 Model 2 Serial no 3 Date of purchase 05 01 2021...

Page 2: ...VERSION 1 05 01 2021 INSTALLATION AND USAGE GUIDE WINESP40CEPRO Page 2...

Page 3: ...LACE THE INDOOR UNIT 14 3 3 1 INSTALLATION 14 3 3 2 AIR FLOW 15 3 4 PIPING CONNECTIONS 16 3 5 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS 18 3 5 1 CONNECTING THE OUTDOOR UNIT 18 3 5 2 CONNECTING THE INDOOR UNIT 19 3 5 3 P...

Page 4: ...VERSION 1 05 01 2021 INSTALLATION AND USAGE GUIDE WINESP40CEPRO Page 4...

Page 5: ...our satisfaction and we hope that it will enable you to store and mature your wine in the best possible way for peerless tasting pleasure Because we believe customer satisfaction is our primary goal w...

Page 6: ...R449 With insulation appropriate for the temperature and volume of the room As a result of power reduction depending on the outdoor temperature the device may lose its capacity to maintain 12 C if th...

Page 7: ...Air frais Cool air Benefits of ventilated cooling No frost formation other than on the evaporator Automatic defrosting leading to maximum refrigeration efficiency More uniform cooling due to the conti...

Page 8: ...PRO Page 8 1 2 OVERALL DIMENSIONS Outdoor unit Distance minimale entre le mur et l unit ext rieure Minimum distance between wall and outdoor unit Indoor unit Front view Side view Thermostat housing Fr...

Page 9: ...ul of noise and its effect on the neighbourhood If the unit is installed in a room Place the unit so that the air intake and discharge are not impeded by any obstacles Make sure the room is adequately...

Page 10: ...ation The insulating materials should preferably be assembled By fitting the grooves of panels into each other or By gluing the panels to each other GOAL Avoiding the unwanted entry of heat and humidi...

Page 11: ...ystyrene mm 0 030 W m 1 K 1 Thickness of polyurethane mm 0 025 W m 1 K 1 4 20 10 10 8 30 20 20 12 50 30 30 16 60 40 40 20 80 50 50 24 90 60 50 28 100 70 60 32 120 80 70 36 140 90 80 40 150 100 90 If g...

Page 12: ...trong panel on the top Insulation lined with wood chipboard approximately 15 mm thick or any other appropriate covering e g screed and slab 2 6 2 DOOR It helps to keep the insulation continuous Two so...

Page 13: ...nd 3 8 copper pipes for refrigeration connections Fasteners and tools for fastening the outdoor unit 3 2 PUTTING IN PLACE THE OUTDOOR UNIT 3 2 1 INSTALLATION Step 1 Mark out and drill the fastening ho...

Page 14: ...der to avoid taking back discharged air even in part as a test the intake temperature must be identical to the temperature in the room when the device is cooling it Make the electrical connections bef...

Page 15: ...The machine cladding is heavy and must be handled with care even when it is held by the cables 3 3 2 AIR FLOW INTAKE DISCHARGE DISCHARGE Step 3 Screw the nuts Step 5 Connect the cladding to the machi...

Page 16: ...h pipe is 20 metres and the maximum height difference is 10 metres The number of bends per connection may not exceed 10 For storage temperature that is chiefly between 8 C and 11 5 C refer to the curv...

Page 17: ...es fully before disconnecting the piping fittings The connections can then be disconnected and plugs put back on the valves 622 641 660 678 697 715 734 753 771 790 808 827 846 864 883 902 920 939 957...

Page 18: ...it may only be replaced by the manufacturer its after sales department or a party with similar qualification 3 5 1 CONNECTING THE OUTDOOR UNIT Step 1 Unscrew and remove the electrical access plate of...

Page 19: ...The connections housing must be connected to a single phase electricity line protected by a 230V 16A two pole circuit breaker Step 1 Unscrew and remove the side of the indoor unit Step 2 Route the cor...

Page 20: ...VERSION 1 05 01 2021 INSTALLATION AND USAGE GUIDE WINESP40CEPRO Page 20 3 5 4 WIRING DIAGRAM...

Page 21: ...y 5 Pink 6 L Brown 7 N Blue Numbered wires Power CONDENSER Outdoor unit Indoor unit 3 6 INSTALLING THE CONDENSATE DRAIN A lift pump integrated into the machine will carry away the condensates resultin...

Page 22: ...ute delay If the temperature is below the thermostat setting the compressor does not start up Only the fan of the indoor unit operates 4 2 Starting up 4 2 1 TEMPERATURE SETTING The temperature is set...

Page 23: ...will alternately display OFF and the cellar temperature To exit the standby mode keep button 1 pressed in for 3 seconds once again The thermostat will display ON for 1 second 4 2 3 AUTOMATIC DEFROSTIN...

Page 24: ...w pressure safety pressure switch located between the valves and the electrical hatch of the outdoor unit The high pressure safety pressure switch protects the compressor if the pressure rises abnorma...

Page 25: ...an the pump sensor container This should be done once a year Reverse the order of operations for reassembly Step 1 Pull the black cladding off the indoor part and bring it down Step 2 Dismantle the ha...

Page 26: ...ly if the purchase invoice or a copy thereof can be produced 6 4 GUARANTEE EXCLUSIONS AND LIMITS The guarantee shall not apply in the following cases The insulation of the air conditioned room or inst...

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