Operating your wine cellar, A) control panel and temperature setting – Vintage Cellars N'FINITY PRO HDX 46 Dual Zone Wine Cellar User Manual

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OPERATING YOUR WINE CELLAR

Your wine cellar has a control panel with display window on the front of the door. It includes several features to

operate and control the temperature of both the UPPER and LOWER zones of the wine cellar.


(a) Control Panel and Temperature Setting

POWER: Press to recall the control panel back light buttons if they are off.

Press for 10 seconds to turn on/off the wine cellar.

UNLOCK: Press for 3 seconds to unlock the control panel.

LIGHT: Your wine cellar comes equipped with 3 different lighting options; Red, Blue, or a Red & Blue cycle

where the color changes every 10 seconds. Press the light button once and the lights will run on a 10 second cycle,

alternating between Red & Blue. Press the light button again and the color will change to only Red. Press the light

button again and the color will change to Blue. Finally, pressing a button a 4

th

time will turn off the lights. :

Off Red/Blue (interchange by 10s) Blue Red Off

°C/°F: Press to alter the temperature display in Fahrenheit or Celsius.

ZONE SELECT: Press to select Upper/Lower zone for setting temperature. The digital display flashes to

inform the accessibility to adjust setting.

TEMP. UP: Press to increase setting temperature by 1

o

.

TEMP. DOWN: Press to decrease setting temperature by 1

o

.

SET-RANGE SELECT: Press to change the temperature set-range. Your wine cellar is originally set as “H”,

the ideal temperature for the storage of red wine.

Note:

The control panel will lock automatically when left untouched for 10 seconds. Make sure to unlock the control panel

Display

Upper Zone Set-range

Lower Zone Set-range

E

41-54

o

F (5-12℃)

54-72

o

F (12-22℃)

F

36-54

o

F (2-12

o

C)

54-68

o

F (12-20

o

C)

H

41-54

o

F (5-12

o

C)

46-66

o

F ( 8-19

o

C)

L

36-50

o

F (2-10

o

C)

54-72

o

F (12-22

o

C)

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