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WINE CELLARS
USER
INSTRUCTIONS
MANUAL
Rev. 00 del 01/04/18
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  • Page 1 WINE CELLARS USER INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL Rev. 00 del 01/04/18...
  • Page 2 INDEX PAGE...

  • Page 3: Safety Warnings

    SAFETY WARNINGS...
  • Page 4 SAFETY WARNINGS GENERAL INFORMATIONS EN 60335-1; EN 60335-2; EN 55014-1; EN 55014-2; EN 61000-3-2; EN 61000-3-3; EN 62233:2008.
  • Page 5 TECHNICAL INFORMATION UNIT PERFORMANCES AND FEATURES This appliance is intended and certified for commercial and industrial use (Technical file, Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC) This unit has been designed to recreate the ideal conditions of a good natural cellar. In or- der to recreate such a peculiar atmosphere, IP uses a double automatic “warm/cold” circuit ensuring that the specified temperature is maintained inside the cellar.

  • Page 6: Installation And Precautions

    INSTALLATION AND PRECAUTIONS After positioning and function checks, the product should be kept switched off for at least 24 hours. Connected the plug; to start up the equipment, position the “ I “ button to position 1. (see key on pages 7 and 8) The equipment is active when the equipment activation indicator lamp (13) is on.

  • Page 7: Moving Your Wine Cooler

    3)Insert the dedicated wrench into the hole and proceed to adjust: Turn clockwise to rise the foot (up) Turn anti-clockwise to lower the foot (down) MOVING YOUR WINE COOLER • Remove all items. • Securely tape down all loose items (shelves) inside your appliance. •...
  • Page 8 If the external environment is particularly dry, the RH rate can be increased by inserting a water glass (20/25 cl) or wet lava stones inside to the cellar. If the cellar is closed for a long time, it can form a very high level of humidity inside and that can damage the bottle labels and cause mold formation;...
  • Page 9 ADJUSTING TEMPERATURE IN SINGLE-TEMPERATURE CABINETS How to visualise and modify programmed temperatures (see symbol key) Keeping key 4 (SET) pressed down, the message SP1 will appear (indicates that you have en- tered into setting phase). Press key 4 (SET) again and the set temperature will appear. Modify programmed temperature pressing keys 2 and 3 ( ▲▼).
  • Page 10 To know the temperature of the upper zone, keep pushed button 3 ▲ Dis. 2 The small point in this position means that we are reading the programmed temperature of the upper zone. TEMPERATURE ADJUSTMENT OF COMBIWINE® Combiwine® models (601/402) are equipped with 2 compressors: one for lower cellar (right compressor seeing from behind) and one for upper cellar (left compressor).
  • Page 11 Temperatures diagram MONO - TEMPERATURA MULTI - TEMPERATURA RED WINE WHITE and Set Point 15/18°C SPARKLING WINE (SP2) RED WINE Set Point 5/18°C (SP1) WHITE and SPARKLING WINE Set Point 5/7°C (SP1) COMBI® DUAL RED WINE RED WINE WHITE WINE STORAGE STORAGE Set Point 10/18°C...
  • Page 12 BUILT– IN VERSION MOD. CI140 - CI141 Maximum dimensions allowed - For built-in installation Ventilation min. 200 cm² Ventilation min. 200 cm² Ventilation min. 200 cm² Ventilation min. 200 cm² Please note that once the cellar mobile is inserted and properly fastened in the compartment, it is essential to also fix the appropriate grid aeration supplied to the base of the kitchen or modular furniture.
  • Page 13 BUILT - IN VERSION MODEL CI 301 - 401 - 501 - 601 - 2501 SD Maximum dimensions allowed - For built-in installation...
  • Page 14 REVERSING THE DOOR BUILT-IN VERSION CI140/141 The door can be EITHER LEFT OR RIGHT HINGED according to require- ments. CI 140 CF Model with panelled door To change which way the door is hinged, follow these instructions: - To remove the door, remove the screws (pictures 1-2) at the top and bottom - Remove the screws from the upper and lower hinge;...
  • Page 15 HUMIDIFIER (OPTIONAL) HUMIDITY AND TEMPERATURE ADJUSTEMENT Cellar with humidifier only (optional CONTROL PANEL LIST 1) LIGHT KEY - INNER LIGHT 2) DOWN KEY - “DOWN” TEMPERATURE ADJUSTMENT ON/OFF KEY - ON/OFF APPLIANCE (to press for 3 seconds) 3) UP KEY - “UP” TEMPERATURE/RH ADJUSTMENT 4) “SET”...

  • Page 16: Control Panel

    Visualization of humidity and temperature on the display At the start the number visualized on the display indicates the humidity level inside the wine cellar. To know the temperature level on the wine cellar keep pushed (3)▲ Visualization of humidity Example: if you’re reading on the display: 6°0, the humidity level is 60%.
  • Page 17 Maintenance and cleaning of humidifier Recommend a six-monthly general cleaning • Switch off the appliance • Do not dismantle unit and switching power supply, do not bring into contact with liquid • Clean drive unit, fan blade and gearing with dry cloth •...
  • Page 18 STORAGE The height of the shelves may be adjusted and they may be removed for easier adjust- ment. To position the shelves at different levels, proceed as follows: Fixed shelf (1 - 2 - 5): Remove the shelf, remove the plastic rails by unscrewing the two screws, insert the rails at the desidered level (there’s a housing each about cm 12), screw in and insert the shelf back.
  • Page 19 SHELVES REACH Indicate below the maximum capacities of the different types of shelves, for your safety we recommend that you do not exceed the quantities. TYPE 1 - SLIDING SHELF (STAINLESS STEEL OR WOODEN) MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 8 BOTTLES 750 ML. - KG 12 Cod.1032A-1032B stainless steel version Cod.1007 B wooden ver sion...

  • Page 20: Maintenance And Cleaning

    MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING The mechanical parts of the wine cellar do not require any particular periodic mainte- nance. To maximise the life-span of the wine cellar, it is necessary to do regular cleaning. Note: in each operations for first unplug the unit! Body - General cleaning can be done by using a duster.
  • Page 21 SERVICE In most cases, operational difficulties are related to banal causes or to erred electrical in- stallation. These causes can therefore be easily remedied on-site by an electrician or, sometimes, with- out even having to contact a technician. If after these checks operations are still not corrected, contact your distributor to request technical assistance.

  • Page 22: Product Warranty

    HUMIDIFIER DEFAULT DIAGRAM ALLARM CAUSE SOLUTION AUTOMATIC SHUT-OFF the upper housing has been Turn off the appliance, close top co- See pag. 16 automatic shut-off light (d) Opened or not properly closed ver again by pressing on the external ends of the latches. Switch the appliance on and off with button “a”...
  • Page 23 MAIN PARTS OF APPLIANCE Combi version with 2 doors (example) 11. HOLE AND DUCT FOR CONDENSATION RATING PLATE 12. INSIDE SHELF BODY of appliance 13a. SENSOR (SP1) DOOR 13b. SENSOR (SP2) CONTROL PANEL* 13c. SENSOR (SP3) COOLING WALL, Evaporator Compressor terminal board PLUG AND POWER CABLE DRY FILTER CONDENSATOR...
  • Page 24 Certified Quality System ISO 9001:2008 For technical information or copy of the manual, please contact: IP INDUSTRIE SPA Strada Nuova 16 43058 Coenzo di Sorbolo (Parma) Italy Free phone number 800-488 009 Office Phone +39(0)521 699232 Fax +39(0)521 699503 www.ipindustrie.com...

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