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SET UP & USE
OPERATION GUIDE
1. Plug in the wine cooler to power the unit on.
2. You may choose a temperature setting for your wine cooler within the range of
46° to 66° Fahrenheit or 54° to 66° Fahrenheit based on the model you purchased
(Refer to pages 5 and 6). The temperature of your wine cooler can be set by
pressing the up arrow
temperature pad on the exterior of the glass door you
can raise the temperature. By pressing the down arrow
temperature pad on
the exterior of the glass door you can lower the temperature.
As an example, when the ambient temperature is 77°F, the lowest interior cabinet
temperature that can be reached is 50-52°F. When the ambient temperature is 72°F,
the lowest interior cabinet temperature that can be reached is 46-48°F.
3. Allow the wine cooler to operate empty for approximately one hour. This should
allow the unit to reach the desired temperature.
4. Fill the wine cooler with your choice of wine bottles. Allow 1-2 hours of operation
to reach the desired temperature.
5. Your wine cooler has a light to display your wine bottles. The manually operated
light switch is located on the underside of the temperature control assembly
located in the upper right hand corner of the interior of your unit.
BENEFITS OF THERMAL ELECTRIC COOLING
Thermal Electric or semiconductor technology is an environmentally friendly cooling
process which does not use any CFC, HCFC or HCF-type of refrigerants which are
harmful to the environment.
The absence of a compressor reduces the noise and vibration usually associated with
refrigerated appliances.
Please note that the actual interior cabinet temperature in a thermal
electric unit is dependent on the ambient (room) temperature. You may set
the cabinet temperature within the operational range but due to high ambient
temperature the unit may not reach the selected temperature.
NOTE: When the ambient (room) temperature is below the set temperature, the
wine cooler will not operate until the ambient temperature increases higher
than the set temperature.
Colder Setting
Warmer Setting
Interior Light Switch
Temperature
Display
