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Welcome
You have just purchased a product from the ARTEVINO brand. Thank you for your custom. We take a lot of care in
terms of the design, ergonomics and ease of use of our products.
We hope that you will be completely satisfied with this product.
Important information
Information in this document may change without notice.
ARTEVINO provides no guarantee for this appliance when it is used for a purpose other than that which it was designed for.
ARTEVINO shall not be held responsible for any errors in this manual or any damage linked to or resulting from the supply, performance
or use of this appliance.
This document contains original information, protected by copyright. All rights are reserved. Partially or fully translating, reproducing or
photocopying this document is strictly forbidden without ARTEVINO's prior, written agreement.
This appliance is only intended for storing wine bottles.
This appliance is not designed to be used by people (including children) with reduced mental, sensory or physical abilities or people lacking
experience or knowledge, unless they are supervised or given instructions on how to use the machine by somebody responsible for their
safety.
Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
If the power lead is damaged, it must be replaced by a specific unit or lead available from the manufacturer or its after-sales department.
WARNING:
- Ensure that the vents in the appliance's cavity or flush-fitting structure are unobstructed at all times.
- Do not use mechanical devices or any other means to speed up the defrosting process other than those recommended by the manufacturer.
- Do not damage the cooling circuit.
- Do not use electrical appliances inside the wine storage compartment, unless they have been recommended by the manufacturer.
- Do not store explosive substances inside this appliance, for example aerosols containing flammable propellant gas.
This appliance is intended for domestic and similar applications such as:
- kitchenettes for staff of shops, offices and other work environments.
- gites and for use by guests of hotels, motels and other residential environments.
- environments such as hotel rooms.
- the food service industry and other similar applications except for retail sale.
You will find a product identification label inside the wine cabinet. This label provides several pieces of technical information as well as safety
instructions notably the name and chemical symbol of the refrigerant.
- The internal and external cold circuit of the cabinet contains refrigerant gas.
- No sharp objects must come into contact with the cold circuit.
- If the cold circuit is damaged, keep electrical appliances and flames away from the wine cabinet. Open all the windows to thoroughly
ventilate your room. Contact an approved repair service.
- Do not remove the rack at the base of the cabinet. Do not directly install wine bottles without the rack.
- Use of extension leads is not recommended.
- Danger: risk of children climbing inside faulty cabinets. Before disposing of your wine cabinet:
- Remove the door
- Leave the shelves inside the wine cabinet. This will make it harder for children to climb inside.
The important information mentioned above must be retained for the lifetime of the wine cabinet. The user manual must be given to anybody
likely to use or handle the cabinet and when it is transported to another place or taken to a recycling plant.
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Table of contents
1- Protecting the environment. ................................................................................................................................. P. 3
2- Description of your wine cabinet ....................................................................................................................... P. 4
3- Important facts about wine .................................................................................................................................. P. 5
4- Power supply .......................................................................................................................................................... P. 5
5- Installing your wine cabinet ................................................................................................................................ P. 5
I. Unpacking .................................................................................................................................................. P. 5
II. Installation................................................................................................................................................. P. 6
III. Precautions .............................................................................................................................................. P. 6
IV. Flush-fitting ........................................................................................................................................... P. 7-8
V. Door reversibility .................................................................................................................................... P. 9
6- Loading and layout advice ............................................................................................................................. P. 10-11
7- Commissioning and temperature setting ........................................................................................................ P. 12
I. Plugging in and commissioning ............................................................................................................ P. 12
II-a. Description (single-temperature model) ..................................................................................... P. 12
III-a. Temperature setting ......................................................................................................................... P. 12
II-b. Description (multi-temperature model) ...................................................................................... P. 13
III-b. Temperature setting ......................................................................................................................... P. 13
IV. Humidity display (single-temperature model) ............................................................................... P. 14
V. Lighting mode ........................................................................................................................................ P. 14
8- Everyday maintenance of your wine cabinet .................................................................................................. P. 14
9- Operating faults ..................................................................................................................................................... P. 15
10- Technical features and energy data ................................................................................................................. P. 16
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