DE DIETRICH DWC170ZU User Manual

Guide to installing and using your Wine cellar.

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Contents

· Safety instructions................................................................................... 3

· Respecting the environment and Saving energy..................................... 4

· Description of your appliance................................................................. 5

1 How to carry out your initial installation

· Fitting the plinth....................................................................................... 6

· Reversing the door opening.................................................................... 6

· Reversing the door handle...................................................................... 7

· Adjusting the door.................................................................................... 7

· Installing your appliance.......................................................................... 8

· Electrical connection............................................................................... 9

2 How to use your wine cellar

· Putting your wine cellar into service ...................................................... 10

· Adjusting the temperature ..................................................................... 11

· Fan-cooled.............................................................................................. 12

· Storing your bottles of wine.................................................................... 12

· Modular layout ....................................................................................... 14

· The Air Pur Pack - anti-odour.................................................................. 15

3 Ongoing maintenance of your appliance

· Cleaning your appliance.......................................................................... 16

· Changing the lightbulb............................................................................ 16

4 Operational anomalies

· Troubleshooting....................................................................................... 17

· Anomalies............................................................................................... 18

· Abnormal operational noise..................................................................... 18

5 Consumer Services

· After-sales service................................................................................... 19

The guide to installation and use of your wine cellar is applicable to several
models. There may be slight differences in the details and features of your applian­ce and the descriptions presented.

As you read through the guide, you will come across the following symbols, to warn you of:

Safety precautions that must be observed

An electrical danger

Important information and advice

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Safety instructions

This appliance is intended for domes­tic use only. It has been designed for
storage of your bottles of wine.

The following instructions are

for your own safety and should
be observed without fail. We can
neither be held responsible, nor
uphold the guarantee in case of fai­lure to observe these recommenda­tions, which may lead to material or
bodily damage.

Your appliance must be installed and
used in compliance with the instruc­tions in this guide for installation and
use, in order to avoid any damage as
well as any danger due to possible
instability or a faulty installation. You
will only be able to keep your wine in
optimum conditions by following these
instructions carefully.

If the appliance has been delivered
to your home in a horizontal posi­tion, stand it vertically and then
wait 2 hours before plugging it in. A
small amount of oil may have run
into the refrigeration circuit, and
you must leave it time to flow back
towards the motor before connec­ting the appliance. Failure to do so
may damage the appliance.

Carry out an initial cleaning operation
(see "Installation of your appliance"
chapter) before connecting your
appliance to the electrical supply.
Disconnect your appliance prior to
carrying out any maintenance opera­tion. Grasp the plug directly, rather
than pulling on the electric lead.

Do not let children play with the
appliance, and keep your pets well
away from it.

Worn out appliances must be rende­red unusable.

Unplug and cut the electric cable flush
with the appliance. Make the door clo­sure device unusable, or, better still,
remove the door. This is in order to
ensure that no child or animal gets
shut inside whilst playing.

If a problem arises that you are unable
to resolve using the advice given (see
"Operational anomalies" section”),
please use an official after-sales
service or a qualified professional.

If the appliance is going to be turned
off for an extended period, leave the
door ajar.

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Respecting the environment and
Saving energy

To reduce the electrical consumption
of your appliance:

- Install it in a suitable place see
"Installation of your appliance" sec-
tion)

- Leave the door open as little as pos­sible.

- Periodically check the door seal and
make sure that it still closes firmly.

If it doesn't, please contact our after-

sales service.

Wine cellars contain refrigerant gas
and substances necessitating appro­priate scrapping procedures. The
materials used for packaging, as well
as those that make up your appliance
use recyclable materials. Please take
account of this when discarding them.

Your supplier or your local council will
be able to tell you about the possibilities

for disposing of your appliance in a
way that is both suitable and respect­ful of the environment.

Certain components can be danger­ous to the environment.

In compliance with the latest legisla­tion concerning environmental protec­tion, your appliance does not contain
any CFC's.

The exact type of refrigerant used in
your appliance is clearly indicated on
the identification plate situated on the
inside of your appliance, low down on
the left wall.

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Description of your appliance

Lighting
Control panel
Humidity sensor

Ventilation system

Air Pur Pack

Racks

Hydrating tray
(to position as shown, in contact of
the back for defrost water recovery )

Wire bottle rack
Plinth

Condenser

Motor

The guide to installation and use of
your wine cellar is applicable to
several models. There may be slight
differences in the details and featu­res of your appliance and the des­criptions presented.

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Fitting the plinth

Your appliance is delivered with a
transit brace, and a plinth is supplied.
1- Open the door.
2- Remove the transit bracket from
the door.
3- Unscrew the two screws to remo­ve the transit brace.
4- Replace the two screws and was­hers. Keep these parts carefully as
they may come in useful if you move
house with your appliance.
5- Use a bradawl or a nail to make
pilot holes for the plinth securing
screws.
6- Fit the plinth end into the space
provided for the hinge bracket.
7- Screw the plinth on.

Your appliance is delivered with the
door opening from left to right (hinges
on right). You can, if you wish, reverse
the door opening:
1- Unscrew the upper hinge, unhinge
and remove the door.

2- Remove the lower right hinge pin
and unscrew its support .

3- Unscrew and remove the plinth, if it
is already mounted.

4- Screw the support to the left side of
the door and replace the hinge pin.

Reversing the door opening

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