Eurocave La Premiere Mode D'emploi page 30

Installing a shelf in display version
To install bottles on a display shelf, proceed as follows:
1. Insert 2 runners in the shelf support strips. For each shelf, position one runner on the right and
one runner on the left (see diagram 1 and 2).
2. Place the shelf in the 2 runners (see diagram 3).
3. Place a locking dowel in each of the 2 holes located at the front of the
shelf, in the upper section. These pins then fix the shelf with respect to
the runner and prevent any unwanted movement.
4. Start by placing bottles in each recess of the back row with the base of
the bottle towards the back (6 traditional Bordeaux bottles).
5. Continue stacking the bottles on the back row (6+6+6+6 = 24 traditional
Bordeaux bottles), ensuring that no bottles touch the back wall.
6. To display your bottles, place them vertically at the front of the shelf
(maximum capacity : 6 traditional Bordeaux bottles).
7. In display version, the shelf has a maximum capacity of 30 traditional Bordeaux bottles.
Installing a shelf in sliding version
To install bottles on a sliding shelf, proceed as follows:
1. Insert 2 runners in the shelf support strips. For each shelf, position one runner
on the right and one runner on the left (see diagram 1 and 2).
2. Place the shelf in the 2 runners (see diagram 3).
3. Place a locking dowel in each of the two holes located at the back of the shelf,
in the upper section. These pins prevent the shelf from sliding all the way out
of the cabinet.
4. Start by placing bottles in each recess of the back row with the base of the
bottle towards the back.
5. Continue by placing the bottles in the opposite direction on the front row.
6. A sliding shelf can only hold a single row of bottles (maximum of 12 traditional Bordeaux bottles).
7. In the case of a mixed layout, for optimal accessibility, we recommend that you place the sliding
shelves in the central and upper section of the appliance.
NEVER PULL OUT MORE THAN ONE LOADED SLIDING SHELF AT A TIME.
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