ROW 1
30 cans (Upright)
ROW 2
30 cans (Upright)
ROW 3
18 cans (Laying Down)
ROW 4
24 cans (Upright)
ROW 5
24 cans (Upright)
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USING YOUR WINE AND BEVERAGE CENTER
Startup
Connect the power cord to a standard wall outlet.
Do not use a GFCI outlet to connect the unit
(see page 4). After connection, you will immediately hear a short beep.
Temperature - Adjustable Thermostat Control
The default temperature is 43ºF. Use the and buttons to set the desired temperature
between the range of 32ºF - 61ºF.
The display will flash while the temperature is being set. After a few seconds, it will revert to its
current internal temperature reading The digital display reading will adjust as the unit cools.
While the unit is adjusting to the new setting, press the or buttons to view the selected
temperature setting.
If there is a power outage, the unit will revert to the last temperature setting once power is restored.
Loading Beverages
When first loading the wine and beverage center to full capacity, we recommend the following steps
to effectively cool a large number of beverages.
1. Use the Adjustable Thermostat Control to set the temperature to 43ºF (also the default
temperature).
2. Allow the wine and beverage center to cool for a minimum of two hours.
3. Load the beverages. To achieve maximum capacity, refer to the loading diagrams.
4. After initially filling with beverages, the internal temperature will rise as indicated on the display.
5. Once the wine and beverage center has cooled the beverages to 43ºF, use the Adjustable
Thermostat Control to select a desired cooler internal temperature (lowest temperature setting is 32ºF).
6. Allow several hours for the wine and beverage center to cool to the desired lower temperature.
Note:
It is normal for temperature variances to occur inside the unit, and areas near the door will
have slightly warmer temperatures.
INSTALLATION
Standard 12 Ounce Cans
The wine and beverage center
accommodates 126 beverages
(standard 12 ounce cans).
To accommodate all 126
beverages, position the glass
shelves and load the
beverages as shown:
Wine Bottles
The wine and beverage center
accommodates a range of wine
bottles, and the capacity varies
depending on the position of
the shelves and width of the
wine bottles.
Nest the wine bottles to gain
greater capacity:
LOADING DIAGRAM
Other Beverages
The glass shelves can be adjusted to accommodate varying sizes
of beverage cans and bottles depending upon storage needs.
