Manual

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TEMPERATURE ALARM / DOOR ALARM

An audible alarm sounds if the storage temperature is not cold enough. The temperature

display flashes at the same time.

The cause of the temperature being too high may be:

– Warm fresh food was placed inside

– Too much warm ambient air flowed in when rearranging and removing food

– Power failure for some time

– The appliance is faulty

The audible alarm is automatically silenced and the temperature display stops flashing

when the temperature is sufficiently cold again.

If the door has been left open for more than 60 seconds, the alarm will sound. Pressing the

POWER key once can switch off the audible alarm.

STORING WINE

You can place 7 standard bottles on the top 5 shelves and 6 standard

bottles on the bottom rack. Approximate wine cooler capacity is 41

bottles.

Note: Bottle capacities are approximate maximums when storing

traditional Bordeaux 750 ML bottles and may include bulk storage. Many

bottles differ in size and dimensions. As such, the actual number of

bottles you may be able to store may vary.

SHELVES

To avoid damaging the door gasket, ensure that the door is fully

opened when pulling the shelves out of the rail compartment.

Any of the shelves can be removed to store larger items.

When removing the shelf out of the rail compartment, make

sure to remove all items first. Then move the shelf to the

position where the notch of the shelf is exactly under the

plastic post and lift the shelf. In order to replace the shelf,

repeat steps described above in reverse.

DOOR LOCK

The refrigerator comes with a lock and key combination. The keys are located inside the plastic

bag containing the Owner’s Manual. To unlock the door, insert the key into the lock and turn it

counter-clockwise. To lock the door, insert the key and turn it clockwise, ensuring that the

metal pin is fully engaged.

DEFROSTING

The unit defrosts automatically in normal operating conditions.

The evaporator behind the rear wall of the unit defrosts automatically. The condensate

collects in the drainage channel behind the rear wall of the unit, and flows through the