User manual LIEBHERR WKEES 553 GRANDCRU

[. . . ] Pull out the plug, switch off or remove the fuse. · When disconnecting the appliance, pull on the plug, not on the cable. · Any repairs and work on the appliance should only be carried out by the customer service department, as unauthorised work could prove highly dangerous for the user. The same applies to changing the mains power cable. [. . . ] Before installing in a kitchen unit, screw the attachment plate provided onto the appliance with screws M4 x 8). Changing over door hinges 1. Slide the appliance into the recess leaving a 21 mm gap between the body of the unit and the front face of the door. 2. Then secure the appliance with 3. 5 x 17 chipboard screws through the top bracket. 3. 9 · Standard EN 378 specifies that the room in which you install your appliance must have a volume of 1 m3 per 8 g of R 600a refrigerant used in the appliance, so as to avoid the formation of inflammable gas/air mixtures in the room where the appliance is located in the event of a leak in the refrigerant circuit. The quantity of refrigerant used in your appliance is indicated on the type plate on the inside of the appliance. · Do not connect the appliance to the supply with other equipment using an extension cable - risk of overheating. Setting up Switching on: Press the On/Off button so that the temperature display lights up/flashes. Switching off: Press the On/Off button for approx. 3 seconds so that the temperature display goes out. Switching the appliance on an off Connecting to the mains Power supply (AC) and voltage at the operating point must comply with the details on the type plate, which is located inside the appliance on the left-hand side. The socket must be fused with a 10 A fuse or higher, it must be away from the rear of the appliance and must be easily accessible. Connect the appliance with a properly earthed fused plug and socket only. Setting the temperature To reduce the temperature: Press the Down button. To increase the temperature: Press the Up button. - While you are entering the temperature, the set temperature will flash on the display. - Always ensure good ventilation. Press and hold the Light button and at the same time press the temperature setting buttons to increase or decrease the brightness. Furthermore, the brightness of the lighting can be adjusted. button. . - The display reads · Press the button again. Down = darker , Up = brighter - The symbol will go out, indicating that the child lock is deactivated. · Exit setup mode by pressing the button. = Display brightness Adjusting the display brightness · Activate setup mode by pressing the onds. · Press the Press the button until button. button for 5 sec- appears in the display. - The display reads · Press the 5. buttons and set the brightness between · When you reach the desired level, press the · Exit setup mode by pressing the button. 0 = minimum and 5 = maximum. button. · Close the door. The new setting will activate after about 1 minute. 11 If you are storing wine for long periods of time, it should be stored at a temperature of between 10°C and 14°C. Storing wine Equipment Pull-out grid shelves This is the temperature wine cellars are kept at, and it is just right to allow wine to mature properly. The following drinking temperatures are recommended for the various types of wine. Red wines: +14°C to +18°C Rosé wines: +10°C to +12°C White wines: +8°C to +12°C Sparkling wines, Prosecco: +7°C to +9°C Champagne: +5°C to +7°C The pull-out grid shelf allows bottles of wine to be removed more easily. Storage diagram Total: 18 bottles (for 750 ml Bordeaux bottles) Tall wine bottles can also be stored crossways on the wooden shelves. To ensure stable storage of the bottles, click the retaining plates provided onto the middle slat of the wooden shelf. Air exchange with activated charcoal filter The way in which wines continue to mature depends on the ambient conditions. The quality of the air is therefore decisive for preserving the wine. [. . . ] Do not use steam cleaners because of the risk of injury and damage. You may be able to rectify the following faults by checking the possible causes yourself: · Appliance does not function: ­ Is the appliance switched on?­ Is the plug correctly fitted in the mains socket?· Loud running noise: ­ Is the appliance set up firmly on the floor?­ Does the appliance cause nearby items of furniture or objects to vibrate? [. . . ]