DE DIETRICH DWC170ZU - Manual (Page 10)

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Putting your wine cellar into service
1 5 2 3 4
1- Thermostat safety indicator light (Orange light)
2- Low humidity indicator light (Yellow light)
3- Temperature indication lights (Green lights)
4- Temperature control knob
5- Lock
Putting your appliance into service
- Connect to the electricity supply.
- Set the thermostat knob to a
medium position in the ageing zone,
11° to 14° (4)
- The orange safety light (1) should
be on.
- the yellow light (2) may come on if
the humidity rate is insufficient (see
paragraph ...)
- The green light(s) is/are on, or flas-
hing, depending on the interior tem-
perature of the wine cellar (see ano-
malies table).
Thermostat safety indicator light
(1)
Your wine cellar is fitted with 2
thermostats. One is for regulation of
the temperature, the other being a
security in case the first one fails to
work.
This active security comes on as
soon as electricity is supplied to the
appliance (orange light on).
- The light must stay on. Your wine
cellar is functioning correctly when
the thermostat safety light (1) is on as
well as the regulating lights (3)
- If however only the orange light (1)
comes on, your wine cellar is opera-
ting in safety mode, guaranteeing the
maintenance of your wine at the
conservation temperature. In this
case, please refer to the paragraph
"Operational anomalies"
Humidity alarm indicator light (2)
- This light comes on when the
ambient humidity rate in your wine
cellar is too low.
- To maintain the required level of
humidity, you need to add water to
the
hydrating tray, situated at the bottom
of the unit.
Hydrating tray
- The role of the hydrating tray is to
keep water at a level that will main-
tain a high enough humidity rate in
the appliance and ensure that your
wine is correctly preserved
-If the humidity alarm light (2) comes
on whilst you are putting the unit into
service or during operation, add
some water to the tray.
Door lock (5)
- The lock fitted to your wine cellar
guarantees the protection of your
wines.
How to use your wine cellar
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