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Your EuroCave wine cabinet is a tried and tested, easy-to-use appliance. The following few maintenance
operations will enable your cabinet to provide you with many years of faithful service.
- Each year, you should replace the active carbon filter located in the upper breather hole of your cabinet.
Manually remove the carbon filter (see diagram opposite). You can obtain a replacement carbon filter from
your usual retailer. The replacement part should have an original manufacturer's guarantee.
- Clean and dust the condenser (metal grid located the length of the rear wall of the cabinet) twice a year.
- When cleaning the back of the cabinet, and before moving it, make sure it has been disconnected from the
mains power supply and that there are no bottles left in the cabinet.
- Once a year completely clean the interior of your cabinet after emptying it and ensuring it disconnected
from the power supply (use water and a non abrasive cleaning product, then rinse carefully).
Checking the appliance regularly and, if you suspect that something is not functioning
correctly, notifying your retailer of this possible anomaly, is the best way to ensure that your
wine cabinet will provide you with long and faithful service.
In all cases, if your cabinet does not appear to be operating correctly contact your EuroCave wine cabinet retailer.
- If the compressor does not work when the requested temperature is lower (by more than 2°C (36°F)) than the ambient temperature, ensure that the wall
socket is working correctly by plugging in any other electrical appliance and ensure that the display is correctly supplied with power (see "U" button on the
upper control panel).
- If the compressor does not stop, place your hand on the condenser (metal grid located along the length of the rear wall of your appliance). If the condenser
is cold, contact your retailer. If the condenser is hot, set the appliance to the lowest possible temperature. If the compressor still does not stop, unplug the
appliance and contact your retailer.
- If the temperature measuring sensor is faulty, the display shows "EI" or "-EI".
- If the temperature exceeds the permitted temperature range, the display shows "L01" or "L02" if below 3°C and "HI1" or HI2" if above 25°C (77°F).
Any intervention on the refrigeration unit must be carried out by a qualified
refrigeration technician who will check the circuit is waterproof before powering up. In
the same way, any intervention on the electrical circuit should be carried out by a qualified
electrician.
Use of a glass door can change your wine cabinet's performance in certain extreme
temperature conditions.
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