OPERATING YOUR WINE CHILLER

It is recommended you install the Wine Chiller in a place where the ambient temperature is between 23º-26ºC/ 72º-78ºF. If the ambient temperature is above or below recommended temperatures, the performance of the unit may be affected. For example, placing your unit in extreme cold or hot conditions may cause interior temperatures to fluctuate. The range of 8º-18ºC/46º-64ºF may not be reached.

Recommended Temperatures for Chilling Wine.

Red Wines

15º - 18º C

58 – 64º F

Dry/White Wines

9º - 14º C

48 – 57º F

Rose Wines

10º - 11º C

49 – 51º F

Sparkling Wines

5º - 9º C

40 – 47º F

Temperature Ranges For Your Wine Chiller

Upper Zone

7 - 18º C

44 – 64º F

Lower Zone

11 - 18º C

51 - 64º F

CONTROL PANEL

1

Interior Light Button (Upper Zone)

2

Temperature Controls (Upper Zone

3

Temperature Display (Upper Zone)

4

Temperature Display (Lower Zone)

5

Temperature Controls (Lower Zone)

6

Interior Light Button (Lower Zone)

7

ºF / ºC Display Selector Buttons

8

Control Panel Unlock Buttons

You can select temperature display setting from Fahrenheit to Celsius degree by

pushing the and buttons (marked # 7 in the graphic above) and holding for 3 seconds. Fahrenheit or Celsius degrees indicator will appear in blue color in the LED temperature display window.

Your wine cooler has been equipped with an “automatic” control panel lock that will activate 12 seconds after the last time a button has been touched. Push the and button simultaneously for 3 seconds to unlock the control panel. You will hear a “BEEP” sound to alert you that the control panel is now active.

SETTING THE TEMPERATURE CONTROL

You can set the temperature for each zone (Upper and Lower) as you desire by pushing the UP

or button on the control panel for each zone. The temperature that you desire to set will increase 1ºF or 1ºC if you push the UP button once, on the contrary the temperature will decrease

1ºF or 1ºC if you push the

button once.

 

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Avanti EWC1801DZ instruction manual Operating Your Wine Chiller