Operating Instructions

Wine Chiller GB

7084 754-00

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Many thanks for your trust.

Congratulations on your purchase of this wine chiller. In

buying this product, which is distinguished by its perfect

user-friendliness, impeccable reliability and high quality,

you have chosen a top class appliance. We wish you a

lot of pleasure with your new wine chiller – and a lot of

enjoyment from your wines.

The fewer the grapes produced in an area, the better the wine.

Poor, well-drained soils are best for good wine. The

properties of the soil infl uence the vitality of the vine,

which in turn affects the quality of the grape. Climate is

another factor that is important for wine. Because light

and air humidity are important for the development of the

fl avour of the wine.

The right environment for your wines.

A vine is an extremely sensitive plant. From the time it is

planted to its maturing period and the time the grapes

are harvested and the wine is made, it is dependent on

three factors: light, air humidity and ambient tempera-

ture. This sensitivity continues even once the wine is

bottled. To allow the fl avour of the wine to fully develop

or preserve the excellent aroma, the wine has to be

stored perfectly – and your wine cooler offers the best

conditions for this.

Range of appliance use.

The appliance is suited only for storing wine. In the

case of commercial food cooling, the pertinent statu-

tory regulations have to be observed.The appliance is

not suited for storing and cooling pharmaceutical, blood

plasma, laboratory preparations or similar substances

and products. Any misuse of the appliance may result in

damage to or spoilage of the stored goods. Furthermore,

the appliance is unsuited for use in areas exposed to an

explosion hazard.

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Description of appliance and equipment

Contents Page

Safety instructions and warnings .................................................................................................... 4

General information ......................................................................................................................... 4

Electrical requirements .................................................................................................................... 4

Dimension ..................................................................................................................................... 4

Setting up........................................................................................................................................ 5

Operating and control elements........................ .............................................................................. 5

Switching the appliance on and off................................................................................................. 5

Setting the temperature.................................................................................................................. 5

Ventilation....................................................................................................................................... 6

Audible warning signal.................................................................................................................... 6

Additional function ......................................................................................................................... 6

Equipment .................................................................................................................................... 7

Defrosting........................................................................................................................................ 7

Cleaning.......................................................................................................................................... 7

Malfunction .................................................................................................................................... 7

Shutting your appliance down......................................................................................................... 7

Disposal notes.................................................................................................................................. 7

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Dimensions

WKb 4611 : height: 1841mm, width: 660mm, depth: 670 mm

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Electrical requirement

Power supply (AC) and voltage at operating point must comply

with the details on the type plate. The socket must be fused

with a 10 A fuse or higher, it must be away from the rear the

appliance and must be easily accessible.

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Switching the appliance on and off

You are recommended to clean the appliance before switch-

ing it on for the fi rst time (see “Cleaning”).

Connect the appliance to the mains – the

appliance is on.

To switch the appliance off : Keep ON/•

OFF button pressed for 3 sec. so that

the temperature display goes out.

To switch the appliance on : Press the •

ON/OFF button until the Display lights

up.

Operating and control elements

�Temperature display

�Temperature setting buttons

�Audible warning on/off button

�Ventilation on/off button

�Child - proof lock

�On/off button

Setting the temperature

To reduce the temperature : Press the button.

To increase the temperature : Press the button.

While you are entering the •

temperature, the set tem-

perature will fl ash on the

display.

You can change the set-•

tings in increments of 1oC

briefl y pressing the button

again.

The electronic controls will switch ove automatically about •

5 seconds after the last time you pressed the button, and

the actual temperature will be displayed.

Factory temperature setting is +12• oC.

If F1appears in the display, the appliance has a fault. Consult

your nearest customer service point.

Setting up

• Avoid locating the appliance in direct sunlight or near heat

sources such as an oven or a radiator.

• The fl oor should be level and even. You can compensate for

an uneven fl oor by adjusting the adjustable feet.

• Standard EN 378 specifi es that the room in which you

install your appliance must have a volume of 1 m³ per 8 g

of R600a refrigerant used in the appliance, so as to avoid

the formation of infl ammable gas/air mixtures in the room

where the appliance is located in the event of a leak in the

refrigerant circuit, The quantity of refrigerant used in your

appliance is indicated on the type plate on the inside of the

appliance.

• The appliance is set to operate within specifi c ambient

temperature limits according to its climate rating. These

temperature limits should not be exceeded. The correct

climate rating for your appliance is indicated on the type

plate.

SN - ST = +10 ° C to 38 °C

SN – T = +10 °C to +43 °C

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Ventilation

Thereby a climate which corresponds to that of a wine cellar is

achieved inside the wine cooler. Corks are prevented from dry-

ing out due to an increased level of humidity.

To switch on: Press the button. The indicator lamp in

the switch will light up.

To switch off: Press the button. The indicator lamp in

the switch goes dark.

Audible warning signal

The audible warning signal helps to protect your wine against

excessive temperature fl uctuations.

It sound when the door has been left open for longer than •

about 60 seconds. The audible warn-

ing device is switched off by pressing

the Alarm button.

It sound when the interior gets too •

warm or too cold. The temperature

display will also fl ash. The audible

warning device is switched off by

presssing the Alarm button. The tem-

perature display will continue to fl ash

until the cause of the alarm has been

rectifi ed.

Additional functions

In set-up mode you can set the child-proof lock and adjust the

brightness of the display. The child-proof lock is designed to

protect the appliance from being switched off accidentally by

children.

Activating set-up mode :

Press Ventilation •

button for approx. 5

secs - the Ventilation

on/off button fl ashes

- the display shows c for child-proof lock.

Note : the value to be altered fl ashes.

Select the required function by pressing the Up/Down but-•

ton :

c = child-proof lock, h = brightness of the display.

Now select /acknowledge function by •

pressing Ventilation on/off button briefl y

:

For c = child-proof lock,•

press the Up/Down button to select

c1 = child-proof lock on or

c0 = child-proof lock off and

acknowledge with the Ventilattion

button. When the symbol is lit,

the child-proof lock is activated.

for h = brightness, press Up/Down •

button to select

h1 = minimum to

h5 = maximum brightness and acknowledge with

Ventilation button.

Exit set-up mode :

Exit the set-up mode by pressing the On/Off button; after •

2 min. the electronic system switches over automatically.

The normal operating mode is activated again.

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Equipment

LabelsThe appliance is supplied with a

label holder with labels for each

shelf. Use these to label the type of

wine stored on each shelf. Addi-

tional labels can be obtained from

your dealer.

Installation : Clip the label holder

into place and slide the label in from the side.

Air exchange with activated carbon fi lter.

The way in which wines continue to mature depends on the

ambient conditions. The quality of the air is therefore decisive

for preserving the wine. An activated carbon fi lter has been fi t-

ted in the lower area of the rear wall of the appliance to ensure

that the air throughput remains at an optimum quality.

We recommend that you

replace the fi lter once a year.

Filter can be obtained from

your dealer.

Changing the fi lter : Take the

fi lter by the handle. Turn it 90o

to the left or right and remove.

Inserting the fi lter ; Insert with

the handle in a vertical posi-

tion. Turn it 90o to the left or right until it clips into place.

Cleaning

Before cleaning always switch off the appliance. Pull out the mains plug.

Never use abrasive or acidic cleaning agents or chemical

solvents.We recommend the use of an all-purpose cleaner with

neutral pH.

Do not use steam cleaners because of the risk of injury and

damage.

Do not use abrasive sponges or scourers, do not use con-•

centrated cleaning agents and these would damage the

surfaces and could cause corrosion.

Use a glass cleaner to clean the glass surfaces and com-•

mercially available stainless-steel cleaning agent for the

stainless-steel surfaces.

Clean the inside and equipment with lukewarm water and •

little detergent, with the exception of the wooden trims on

the grid shelves.

Ensure that no cleaning water penetrate into the electrical •

components.

Dry all parts well with a cloth.•

Do not remove the type plate from the inside of the appli-•

ance; it is important for after-sales servicing.

Defrosting

The appliance defrosts automatically. The water that forms on

the rear wall drains into a reservoir at the back of the appliance

and evaporates automatically through the compressor heat.

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Storage diagram

For 750 ml Bordeaux bottles

WKb 4611 : 193 bottles.

Max. 36 bottles per shelf.

WKb 4611

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