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Coil is located at the top of back 
panel, vacuum it periodically.

IF:

CHECK:

THEN:

COOLING UNIT DOES 

NOT RUN AT ALL WHEN 

PLUGGED IN

Is the unit plugged in?

Is the power supply operational?

Is the LED display functional?

 

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damage on the cooling unit or 
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Note that the unit has a 1-minute cautionary delay 
between plugging in and full start-up; this is a 
built-in safeguard to protect the compressor in the 
event of sudden power failure

Note that the power supply must be a dedicated, 
separately-fused and grounded 15 Amp, 120V line 
or 7.5 Amp, 240 V line rated for your unit. Must not 
use an extension cord. Do not share the outlet with 
other appliances

If the unit is receiving power yet fans or compressor 
fail to run, unplug for ten minutes, then try again. 

for more help please go to :

www.koolr.com/support.html

www.koolr.com/support.html

 

(Troubleshooting)

COOLING UNIT RUNS BUT 

DOES NOT COOL

SUFFICIENTLY

Is the storage temp properly set?

Is the cabinet properly assembled?

unit unobstructed?

Is the ambient air temperature 

Are any exterior surfaces of the 
cabinet exposed to sunlight?

Note that the unit may take a few days to achieve 
the desired storage temperature, even in a properly 
located, airtight cabinet

Take steps to reduce ambient temperatures and 
compensate for additional heat gain if any cabinet 
walls receive direct sunlight

Take steps to improve circulation of air to and from 
the unit

Adjust the legs to level the door for proper mag-
netic gasket seal 

Increase your SET TEMPERATURE

Clean the grill areas 

If the problem persists, go to our website at 

Although each 

WineKoolR

 

 cooling unit has been carefully tested at every stage of manufacture, occasional problems 

arise, the majority of which are due to rough or careless handling during shipping or installation. Other issues may occur 
due to improper cabinet assembly, power interruption or surge, low line voltage (less than your unit rating of 105V or 
240V), or failure to clean the unit regularly (see illustration below). The following may help you determine what the prob-

lem may be; what steps you can take to correct it, and what further steps may be required. Additional Trouble-Shooting 
information and downloadable documents are available in the “Support” area of our website: 

www.koolr.com

In order to provide maximum protection for your valuable wine collection, the following steps are highly advisable. 
First and foremost, have your wine collection adequately insured. Second, install a battery-powered heat-sensitive alarm 

unit as directed, on a regular basis. Every 3 to 4 months vacuum the cooling unit coils (check our website for more info). 
Be advised,  also,  that  

 

 

 

 

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Summary of Contents for WineKoolR 250

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Page 2: ... for periodic vacuuming of the condenser coil See troubleshooting for details Clean using a damp cloth and no detergents or polishes under any circumstances Always remove all bottles before relocating your wine cellar AREA FOR ASSEMBLING YOUR WINE CELLAR TOOLS Rubber mallet hex wrench included phillips screwdriver Helper is needed TEST THE COOLING UNIT Plug it in on a table top to verify that cont...

Page 3: ...x 1 x 1 x 2 SPACER Spacer x 2 CONNECTOR PLATES x 2 x 2 HINGES VENT HARDWARE Brace x 4 x 2 C Cooling Unit Bolts in cooling unit box D Allen in cooling unit box x 1 E Hooks x 2 Wrench x 1 Handle and Lock x 2 F G x 1 Power supply Wall Ties x 2 J Anchors x 2 Model 250 only G Screws x 2 H I ...

Page 4: ...INSERT CORNER LEFT ONLY 1 B A C K PLACE AGAINST WALL FLOOR W ALL BACK B A C K PLACE AGAINST WALL BACK P O S T 1 FLOOR W ALL F L O O R W ALL T IP ...

Page 5: ...2 I N S E R T FLOOR B A C K P L A C E A G A IN S T W A L L B A C K R I G H T BACK RIGHT W ALL BACK P O S T 1 R I G H T C O R N E R FLOOR B A C K R I G H T W ALL BACK RIGHT ...

Page 6: ...BACK PLACE AGAINST WALL LEFT BACK RIGHT LEFT R IG H T W ALL SPACER SPACER L E V E L PUSH OR TAP AT BOTTOM TO TAB SPACER LIFT 3 ...

Page 7: ... BACK 4 INSTALL BOTTOM 2 REST BOTTOM ON SPACERS O K N O SPACER SPACER BOTTOM OUTSIDE BACK BAC P L A C E A G A IN S T W A L 4 PULL OUT SPACERS BOTTOM BOTTOM BA P L A C E A G A IN BOTTOM OUTSID E BACK BOTTOM P R E S S P R E S S P R P R E S S ...

Page 8: ...LEGS 1 4 SPACING ON 4 CORNERS Easy access in upright position for final leveling LEAVE 1 2 SPACING ON CENTER LEGS 1 2 SPACING ON CENTERS Limited access in upright position WARNING Connector plates can be removed ONLY as described on page 19 BOTTOM OUTSIDE BACK BOTTOM A BOTTOM LEFT REAR TAP GENTLY BOTTOM RIGHT REAR HINGE 1 HINGE 2 CENTER REAR BOTTOM CENTER FRONT B LEGS W ASHER A W ASHER NO GAP ...

Page 9: ...T O P INSTALL TOP A INSERT TOP VENT CHECK ORIENTATION VENT OUTSIDE PRESS FOR FIRM LOCK OPPOSITE SIDE 6 ...

Page 10: ...PAGE 7 FOR TOP 4 6 DO NOT INSTALL HINGES YET INSTALL TOP CONNECTOR PLATES TOP OUTSIDE BACK TOP RIGHT REAR TAP GENTLY TOP LEFT REAR CENTER REAR TOP P R E S S P R E S S NO HINGE NO HINGE P R E S S P R E S S B WARNING HINGES can be removed ONLY as described on page 19 ...

Page 11: ...7 INSTALL CENTER POSTS 2 4 3 TO P S LO TS ...

Page 12: ...NGES ONLY HINGE 1 TAP GENTLY WASHER A PLACE WASHERS FIRST INSTALL TOP HINGES Door is made of very tough PLEXIGLAS but it can be scratched Handle and clean with care NOTE DOOR GASKET WILL RELAX IN A FEW DAYS ASSURING A GOOD SEAL ...

Page 13: ...9 CELLAR BOTTOM INSTALL BRACES 5 AND 6 HELPER NEEDED TO HOLD CABINET STEADY TABS ALIGN TO TABS PUSH DOWN BRACES 5 2 AND 6 RU 2 ...

Page 14: ...PRESS CELLAR BOTTOM 10 INSTALL SHELVES TAB REFERENCE START AT MIDDLE PRESS IN SIDES CLICK SHELF OVER TABS LONGER SHORTER FRONT SHELF TAB PRESS ...

Page 15: ...T IN CABINET C IN COOLING UNIT BOX CLEAR OPENING STRAIGHTEN AND PUSH THROUGH GET HELPER TO PULL FROM INSIDE AND LIFT UNIT LEVEL DURING FASTENING LEVEL TO OPENING UP TIGHT CHECK AFTER TIGHTENING VENT COOLING UNIT MUST SEAL ...

Page 16: ...1 12 13 W in e L ist 2 3 1 Connect the power to the power supply F 2 Stick the power supply to the top panel 3 Connect the low voltage plug to the voltage DOWN Hinge on Left UP Hinge on Right Door latch ...

Page 17: ...14 LEVEL CELLAR LEVEL DOORS ADJUST OUTER LEGS TO LEVEL DOORS D UP G HINGES ARE PRE SET ADJUSTMENTS SHOULD NOT BE REQUIRED ...

Page 18: ...TES AND SCREW IN SCREWS H I BRACE TO WALL for 250 models ONLY WALL MATERIALS VARY USE APPROPRIATE ANCHORS FOR YOUR APPLICATION 15 TO AVOID INJURY OR DAMAGE ALWAYS BRACE TO WALL RISK OF INJURY IF CABINET IS NOT FULLY LOADED IN THE BOTTOM IT CAN BE TOP HEAVY DO NOT PRESS IN FULLY NEVER MOVE LOADED CABINET EMPTY FIRST ...

Page 19: ...TIGHTEN LEGS FULLY PRY OFF CONNECTOR PLATE REUSE LEG FOR TOP HINGE REMOVE COOLING UNIT AND SHELVES LAY CELLAR DOWN FULLY TIGHTEN LEGS PRY OFF ALL CONNECTOR PLATES WITH FLAT SCREWDRIVER AND CENTER REAR ...

Page 20: ...nit after 10 minutes 57 56 70 57 57 57 57 58 57 56 57 14 57 57 57 F0 F0 F1 F0 1 Actual temperature PRESS SET temperature PRESS PRESS and RELEASE To increase PRESS once per degree To decrease PRESS once per degree The new value will be memorized and the controller will reset automatically The new value will be memorized and the controller will reset automatically Wait 5 seconds USE for each degree ...

Page 21: ...factors including the type of bottle loading proximity to the door corners exposure to outside temperature door usage etc Just as in air conditioned rooms and refrigerators not all locations measure the same temperature For example if you measure the air temperature exiting the coil it will always be substantially colder than the set air back into the cooling unit causing short cycles Remember the...

Page 22: ...bient temperatures and compensate for additional heat gain if any cabinet walls receive direct sunlight Take steps to improve circulation of air to and from the unit Adjust the legs to level the door for proper mag netic gasket seal Increase your SET TEMPERATURE Clean the grill areas If the problem persists go to our website at Although each WineKoolR cooling unit has been carefully tested at ever...

Page 23: ...t covered by this Warranty You must monitor your unit s performance on a daily basis If there is an apparent problem or Alarm condition you must disconnect the power supply to avoid potential damage to your wine collection It is your responsibility to insure your wine and to take all reasonable and necessary precautions to safeguard its condition WHAT THE WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER This warranty cove...

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