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temperatures indicated below, it should be located in a room whose
temperature is maximum 75°F / 25ºC.
Temperature control and display
The upper zone of the appliance is for storage of white wine with
temperature from 45°F to 54°F (7°C to 12°C) The lower zone is for
storage of red wine with temperature range from 54°F to 64°F (12°C
to 18°C).
The display usually shows the average temperature of the appliance
at that moment.
Manual temperature setting
The temperature is factory preset when the cellar is off the
assembling line. If you want to change the temperature in the
cabinet, please select the right zone and change accordingly.
The temperature of the wine cooler can be set by pressing the
temperature “up” and temperature “down” buttons as follows:
1)
By pressing the button C/F on the control panel, select if you
want to display the temperature in Fahrenheit (F) or Celsius (C).
The temperatures in Fahrenheit are always the highest value.
2)
There are four buttons on the panel: on the left, push “UP” to
increase the temperature or push “DOWN” to decrease the
temperature in upper zone. On the right, push “UP” to increase
the temperature or push “DOWN” to decrease the temperature
in lower zone.
3)
When the power switch is connected, cooling system starts to
work. The temperature is set on certain temperature level, which
means that when the inner temperature reaches the set point,
the appliance will stop cooling, so that the temperature in the
cabinet rises gradually.
4)
When the inside temperature rises above the set point, cooling
will resume until reaching this set point, the cellar enters into
cooling cycles.
