Cleaning your wine cooler
Defrosting your wine cooler
Changing the plug
Changing the internal light
on the outside
Use a good wax furniture polish to clean your
wine cooler's exterior. Make sure that the
doors are closed, to prevent polish getting on
the magnetic door seal or inside. Do not use
an aerosol polish as the spray may damage
plastic parts.
on the inside
Switch off and unplug from mains supply.
Wipe the inside with a soft cloth dampened
with a solution of one teaspoon of
bicarbonate of soda to one litre of warm
water. Rinse with clean warm water and dry
thoroughly.
After replacing the shelves, plug in and
switch on the mains supply.
Take care to avoid the light and the electronic
controller, water could cause serious
electrical damage.
Do not use soaps, wire wool, scouring
powder or disinfectants of any kind.
Your wine cooler is a ‘wet wall’ cooler, i.e. the
cooling plate is located behind the rear wall
of the cabinet. It is normal for ice and water to
collect on this wall. Any ice automatically
defrosts, every time the larder finishes a
cooling cycle. The defrost water will collect in
the trough, located at the back of the larder,
before running away through the drain hole.
It is important to keep the defrost drain (the
small hole in the middle of the trough) clear,
otherwise defrost water will overflow onto the
inside floor of the wine cooler. If the drain
does become blocked you can clear it by
using the drain clearing rod provided.
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Your wine cooler is fitted with a fused three
pin plug which will be suitable for use in all
residences fitted with sockets to current
specifications.
The wine cooler runs on an electricity supply
of 220-240 V 50Hz and must be earthed. If
the plug is removed it should not be re-used,
but thrown away immediately. A cut off plug
can be dangerous if plugged into a socket.
If the plug supplied becomes damaged it
must be replaced with a new one and the
flexible mains lead connected as shown
below.
Note: Only 13 amp fuses approved to
BS 1362 A.S.T.A. should be used. After
replacing or changing a fuse, the fuse cover
in the plug must be replaced. If lost,
replacement fuse covers are available for a
nominal charge from:
Spares Department, Lec Refrigeration plc,
Bognor Regis, West Sussex, P022 9NQ
Tel 0870 1120208.
connect BLUE to
connect GREEN &
NEUTRAL(N)
YELLOW to EARTH (E)
connect BROWN
to LIVE (L)
make sure the cable
is held by the clamp
Do not push excess mains lead into the
compressor (motor) compartment as this
may cause an electrical hazard.
Your wine cooler conforms with the
requirements of EEC Directive
No. 821499/EEC & BS 800-1983 relating to
radio interference suppression.
The light is operated by the button ‘Light/Set’
on the electronic temperature controller.
Before carrying out the fluorescent tube
replacement always switch off and
disconnect the electricity supply.
Remove the two screws holding the light
cover in place.
Remove the old tube by gripping the tube
mounting socket with one hand and carefully
pulling the tube clear with the other.
Replace with a new fluorescent tube (5 Watt
max.), making sure that it is secure in the
tube holder.
Replace the cover and fix using the securing
screws. Re-connect your wine cooler to the
electrical supply and switch on.
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