User manual AEG-ELECTROLUX CE202D2

[. . . ] 1 Steel rod Wall 25 Rear Data plate Check the data plate, inside the wine cellar at the top left, to ensure you have received the right model. The data plate shows details that you will need to quote if you have to contact service personnel. It is a good idea to make a note of them here. Check that the charcoal filter is in place at the top left corner inside the wine cellar. [. . . ] Check that the charcoal filter is in place at the top left corner inside the wine cellar. The door frame has pre-drilled holes on its side. Installation Please follow these installation instructions: For best performance, air needs to circulate freely over the cooling unit behind the wine cellar. The freestanding design of the cellar means that it should stand at least 25 mm from the rear and side walls. Allow a clearance of at least 100 mm above the wine cellar. Adjust the feet of the wine cellar so that it stands in a vertical position in both directions. Remove the transport pallet on which your wine cellar rests. Adjust the feet to allow a 30 mm clearance under the wine cellar. Attach the steel rod using the two screws at the top back on each side of the cellar. The rod ensures the correct distance to the wall behind. For optimum performance, please place your wine cellar far away from any source of heat (radiator, cooker or intense sunlight). Electrical connection. It is essential that the electrical installation is carried out correctly, taking into account all relevant regulations and codes of practice. The most widely recognised bottles are the Tradition and the Légère. The Champenoise and the flûte dAlsace bottles have different diameters and heights. Take these differences into account when storing your wine and avoid mixing the bottles. It is important to store bottles on their side in order for the cork to remain in contact with the wine. Our illustrations show the best way to stack the Bordeaux Tradition. Note that you should store no more than one layer of bottles on the shelves. The maximum number of Bordeaux tradition bottles that can be stored in the wine cellar: Model CE 48 CE 48 No. of bottles 36 54 Maintenance We recommend that you keep your wine cellar as clean as possible. Do not use any abrasive substances, cleaning products or sponges. It is very important to check regularly that the air circulation underneath and behind the cellar is not blocked. [. . . ] Do not use any abrasive substances, cleaning products or sponges. It is very important to check regularly that the air circulation underneath and behind the cellar is not blocked. Condensation collects in a small cup placed at the back of the wine cellar. The cup has a sponge which helps the condensation to evaporate. [. . . ]