Setting up the wine chiller, Adjusting the temperature, Ideal settings for different wines – Honeywell 88065 User Manual

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ADJUSTING THE TEMPERATURE

The internal temperature range of the top section in the wine chiller is 7°C (45°F) to 18°C

(65°F), while the temperature range of the lower section is 10°C (50°F) to 18°C (65°F).
To adjust the temperatures please follow these instructions:

IDEAL SETTINGS FOR DIFFERENT WINES

Red wines……………………....………….. 15°C – 18°C (59°F - 65°F )
Rosés………………………………………..……………..…… 12°C (54°F)
White wines / Champagnes……………….. 7°C – 9°C (45°F - 48°F)
Other Sweet White wines………...…………………………. 7°C (45°F)

The temperature displayed on the control panel is the actual temperature inside the wine

chiller. When setting the desired temperature, the set temperature will be displayed for 3

seconds. After which, the temperature display will return to displaying the actual internal

temperature.

CONTROL PANEL ON THE FRONT OF THE CHILLER DOOR

SETTING UP THE WINE CHILLER

Seasonal Changes:
If the outside temperature is warmer, such as in the summer, the internal temperature of the

wine chiller becomes warmer. Set the wine chiller to a lower temperature.
If the outside temperature is cooler, such as in the winter, the internal temperature becomes

cooler and can freeze. Set the wine chiller to a higher temperature.
NOTE: PLEASE BE CAUTIOUS OF THE AMBIENT TEMPERATURE SURROUNDING THE

WINE CHILLER

SETTING THE TEMPERATURE FOR THE TOP SECTION AND LOWER SECTION
The temperature of the top section (

left side of control panel

) of the wine chiller can be set

anywhere between 7°C (45°F) to 18°C (65°F) by the temperature up ▲ button and

temperature down ▼button.
The temperature of the lower section (

right side of control panel

) of the wine chiller can be set

anywhere between 10°C (50°F) to 18°C (65°F) by the temperature up ▲ button and

temperature down ▼button.
Press the up ▲ button to increase the temperature and the down ▼ button to decrease the

temperature.

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