Climadiff CVP185A++ Notice D'utilisation page 53

How to set the temperature:
The temperature preset in factory for this model is 12 ° C. SET and the arrows are
used to change settings. To change the temperature:
• Press SET, "SP" will be shown on the display and press SET again and the
current value will be shown
• Press simultaneously SET and the upper arrow
• Press UP or DOWN arrows to change the set point value between 5 and 18°C
• Press SET to accept the new value
• Press SET and down arrow at the same time to exit the programming mode or
wait 1 minute to automatically exit
The thermostat in your wine cellar only controls the production of cold air. If your
wine cellar is equipped with the winter system and is intended for use in an
unheated area, the heating circuit is factory preset and you do not need to adjust
it.
Don't worry if your thermometer doesn't indicate exactly 12°C! Inertia of liquid with
respect to air is a factor of 1 to 10 and your cellar will make the necessary
corrections automatically.
When the surrounding temperature is 25℃ and the wine cooler has no bottle
loaded, it will take around 2h00 to increase the wine cooler's temperature
from 5℃ to 12℃. Under the same circumstance, it will take around 2h00 to
decrease the wine cooler's temperature from 12℃ to 5℃. The less the
temperature span is, the less time it will take. The setting temperature of
upper zone should be lower than the setting temperature of lower zone.
5. EQUIPMENT
The ventilation system: charcoal filter
Pure air continually changed and filtered.
Your Climadiff wine cellar is equipped with a continuous fresh air system, filtered by a
charcoal filter. This is a 5 cm diameter black plastic washer in the top left of the cellar at the
back. It should be replaced annually and can be bought from the accessories section of the
web site at www.climadiff.com.
Replacing the activated charcoal filter: it must be absolutely replaced once a
year. You can see it from the inside as well as from the outside. It is located
in the upper right corner at the bottom of the wine cellar.
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