Vintec V 150 SG2E, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Electronic controls
The electronic controls ensure that the set
temperatures are maintained at the top and
bottom of the cabinet. This is accomplished
by complex control of the refrigerating
system the heating element and the fan.
Following any power failure, the
temperature settings are automatically
recalled.
The electronic controls have the following
functions:
• Temperature setting
• Temperature display
• Automatic defrosting
• Fault-fi nding, emergency and service
programs
• Low-temperature alarm
On/off switch
The light switch is used to select either
continuous illumination or illumination
only when the door is opened.
Temperature display
The display shows the actual temperature
at the top or bottom of the cabinet. To
switch the display between the top and
bottom sections, short-press the top
and bottom buttons respectively. The
temperature display has a built-in fi lter
that simulates the actual temperature in
the bottles. The displayed temperature
is therefore not affected by transient
fl uctuations in air temperature.
Temperature setting
The temperature is set using the two
buttons on the control panel. The upper
button is used to set the temperature at
the top of the cabinet. The lower button is
used to set the temperature at the bottom.
Deactivate the childproof lock by pressing
the button for 3 seconds. The display
then starts fl ashing and shows the current
temperature setting for the zone concerned.
This applies to both buttons/sections. When
the display starts fl ashing, the temperature
can be set by scrolling the setting between
22 and 5°C. When the desired setting is
displayed, release the button for 3 seconds.
The setting will then be stored and the
childproof lock reactivated.
Note that the bottom section cannot be
given a higher temperature setting than
the top section. The highest available
temperature setting for the bottom section
is therefore identical to the actual setting for
the top section.
On/off switch
Light switch
Operation and function
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