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Unpacking

 

 When delivered, check the outside of your cabinet for signs of damage 
(impact, buckling...).

 

 Open the door and check that the inside of your appliance is intact 
(walls, Main du Sommelier supports, hinges, bottle shelf...).

 

Remove the protective elements inside your cabinet.

If there is a problem contact your EuroCave retailer.

Installation

Transport your cabinet to its intended location.
It must:

 

 be open to the outside to allow circulation of air (not enclosed in a 
cupboard...),

 

not be too damp (laundry room, utility room, bathroom...),

 

have a flat, stable floor,

 

 be supplied with power (standard outlet, 16A, earthed with circuit 
breaker, 30 mA* (* not applicable to some countries).

Precautions

 

Do not place your cabinet in an area liable to flood.

 

 Do not place your cabinet close to a source of heat or in a location 
where it will be subject to direct sunlight.

 

Prevent water from splashing on any part of the rear of the appliance.

 

 Position your appliance so that there is a minimum gap of 5 – 10 cm 
between the wall and the rear wall of your cabinet.

 

 If installing under a work surface, leave a minimum gap of 5 cm all around 
the appliance, including underneath the work surface.  Provide an air 
vent on the work surface (recommended).

 

 Arrange the power cable so that it is accessible and does not come into 
contact with any of the appliance’s components.

 

 Slightly tilt the cabinet backwards in order to adjust the front feet 
(adjust them by screwing or unscrewing), in order to level your cabinet 
(use of a spirit level recommended).

 

 Place the humidity cartridge (located in the “accessories” box of your 
cabinet – only for 1-temperature models) at the bottom of the cabinet, 
in the tray under the rack (see diagram below).  For 2-temperature 
models, the cartridge is replaced by a clay cylinder (Hygro ++ cylinder) 
to be positioned on a shelf between the bottles).  When using for the 
first time, fully immerse the cartridge or cylinder in water for a few 
minutes until it is saturated with water then allow to drain thoroughly.

 

 Take the charcoal filter from the “accessories” box and insert (via the 
inside of the cabinet) in the breather hole located on the top left-hand 
side (see diagram below).

 

 Take the power cable (located in your cabinet’s “accessories” box) and 
plug it into the connector, located on the bottom left-hand side of the 
rear of the cabinet (see diagram below).

 

 When using the appliance for the first time, the charcoal filter alarm will 
display. Reset the filter meter to 365 (see chapter 7, § VI).

  N.B: the LEDs on the control panel must only be replaced by 

a qualified electrician.

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  A wine cabinet must be designed so that the bottles do not 

come into contact with the back wall.  If this occurs, the 
condensation created on the wall could run onto the shelves 
and damage the bottle labels.  Furthermore, contact with the 
cold wall could create a frost point, which is harmful to wine.

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Summary of Contents for D183

Page 1: ...ser Manual Classic Collection Range Gebrauchsanweisung ReiheClassic Collection Modo de empleo Gama Classic Collection Gebruiksaanwijzing AanbodClassic Collection Istruzioniperl uso GammaClassic Collection N 83V2 0511 indd 1 23 06 11 11 50 AM ...

Page 2: ...ine Cabinets Weinklimaschränke Armarios para Vinos Systèmes de Rangement Storage Systems Regalsysteme Sistemas de Colocación Gamme EuroCave Professional EuroCave Professional Range Reihe EuroCave Professional Gama EuroCave Professional Sowine Gamme 92 Classic Compact Première La Petite S013 Dual Zone Vin au Verre Sowine professional Modulocube Climatiseur Inoa Modulothèque Modulocube Cuir Leather ...

Page 3: ...e shape of the bottles and protect them from vibration anti vibration technology Storage Moving bottles too often is harmful for wine Having suitable shelves that limit handling is essential Natural ventilation A constant flow of fresh filtered air is essential for preventing bad odours and the development of mould All of these essential criteria are met in the EuroCave wine cabinet that you have ...

Page 4: ...3 V283 11 III A Temperature setting 11 II B Description 2 temperature model D183 D283 12 III B Temperature setting 12 II C Description 3 temperature model E183 E283 13 III C Temperature setting 13 II D Description multi temperature model S083 S183 S283 14 III D Temperature setting 14 IV Relative humidity level display 15 V Setting the lighting mode 15 VI Charcoal filter meter display 15 8 Everyday...

Page 5: ...mperature models L 2 adjustable feet for levelling M Lower hinge N Product identification label P Locationofthesensorsin2andmulti temperature cabinets Q Location of the sensor in 3 temperature cabinets R Fresh air vent S Door fitted with a handle and dual action lock T Upper hinge For 2 temperature models the cartridge is replaced by the Hygro cylinder 1 Description of your wine cabinet N 83V2 051...

Page 6: ...the appliance on a flat stable non flammable surface a suitable distance away from sinks or taps to prevent water or other liquids splashing onto it This appliance was not designed to be used by people including children with reduced mental sensory or physical abilities or people lacking experience or knowledge unless somebody responsible for their safety supervises them or has given them prior in...

Page 7: ...st them by screwing or unscrewing in order to level your cabinet use of a spirit level recommended Place the humidity cartridge located in the accessories box of your cabinet only for 1 temperature models at the bottom of the cabinet in the tray under the rack see diagram below For 2 temperature models the cartridge is replaced by a clay cylinder Hygro cylinder to be positioned on a shelf between ...

Page 8: ...s using a T25 Torx wrench 2 Remove the upper hinge 3 Carefully remove the caps using a thin blade 4 Remove the cabinet door by opening it slightly then lifting it upwards 11 Put in place the upper hinge 12 Screw the hinge so that the door is completely parallel to the cabinet Check that the seal adheres well to the cabinet body by closing the door to ensure that it is completely air tight 13 Put i...

Page 9: ...sing your wine cabinet never pull out more than one sliding shelf at a time N B Never change the position of the stiffener in your 283 cabinet see description page 5 without first consulting your retailer and never move this part when your cabinet is loaded Adding sliding shelves When you purchase your cabinet the sliding shelves are already adjusted to ideally suit the internal dimensions of your...

Page 10: ...ve the slide guides from the walls marking off the right guide and the left guide Refit them see diagram below Changing the position of a sliding shelf Guide Sliding shelf Wall Guide Wall Guide A Putting in place the back of the guide B Putting in place the front of the guide Wall Guide C Replace the sliding shelf N 83V2 0511 indd 26 23 06 11 11 52 AM ...

Page 11: ...y will start to flash 3 Press the button to confirm 2 Press the or keys to set the desired temperature Turning your wine maturing cabinet into a wine serving cabinet you can use your 1 temperature cabinet as a wine serving cabinet to bring your white or red wines to the correct serving temperature temperature setting range 5 20 C for white wines recommended temperatures setting range 6 10 C for re...

Page 12: ... than 6 C e g if the chilling compartment is set at 6 C the temperature of the maturing compartment must not be above 12 C In the same way this difference must not be less than 2 C e g if the chilling compartment is set at 10 C the temperature of the maturing compartment must not be below 12 C For the chilling compartment the default setting is 8 C ideal chilling temperature However you can set th...

Page 13: ...ou can set the temperature between 15 22 C N B in order to operate correctly your cabinet must be placed in a room with a temperature of 12 25 C II C Description 3 temperature model E183 E283 III C Temperature setting Maturing compartment recommended temperature setting range 10 à 14 C Red serving temperature compartment recommended temperature setting range 16 à 20 C 2 Press the or keys to set th...

Page 14: ... However you can set the temperature between 15 22 C N B in order to operate correctly your cabinet must be placed in a room with a temperature of 12 35 C The value shown on the display is the actual temperature inside the cabinet It is therefore necessary to wait before your new setting takes effect The tactile keys are very sensitive There is no need to apply force a light touch is sufficient to...

Page 15: ...ty level inside your wine cabinet You have 3 setting options for lighting Permanent lighting mood lighting for a cabinet fitted with a glass door for example Lighting activated when the door opens it is off when the cabinet door is closed Lighting disabled Precautions to observe bright light never look directly at the beam Your wine cabinet can measure humidity only for 1 and 2 temperature models ...

Page 16: ...The temperature has not returned to within the 4 C threshold Check that the door is closed Check the condition of the door seal If in the last few hours you loaded your cabinet with a large number of bottles wait a while then check again If the alarm is still displayed contact your EuroCave retailer The pictogram is still displayed even though I have taken the above corrective action Operating fau...

Page 17: ...0 654 689 66 68 63 12 35 0 9 S183 1444 654 689 73 81 4 71 12 35 1 S283 1744 654 689 82 1 90 80 12 35 1 Consumption per 24hrs measured with an external temperature of 25 C and a high gloss Black Piano solid door Control accuracy 1 C display accuracy 1 C Collection Height mm Width mm Depth mm Weight when empty Glass door Kg Weight when empty Opaque Glass door Kg Permitted temperature range MinT C Ma...

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