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- Page 1 User guide Wine Fridge LKS105VN2Z...
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Page 2: Important Security Warnings
IMPORTANT SAFETY WARNINGS AND ADVICE Please read this user guide carefully and in full before installing and using the wine fridge. It is important that this guide is kept with the fridge for future reference. If the wine fridge is given to another person, make sure the user guide follows the fridge so that the new owner can properly install and use the fridge. - Page 3 The meaning of these symbols in this user guide is outlined below. Important information about your personal safety and how to avoid damaging the fridge. General information and advice Environmental information Fire risk Risk of electric shock GENERAL SAFETY For your safety and the safety of others, please read these safety instructions carefully before installing and using your wine fridge.
- Page 4 • Always unplug the fridge at the power socket before cleaning the unit; defrosting it; changing the lighting lamp (when it is replaceable); moving the fridge or cleaning the ground under the fridge. • Do not remove the electrical socket by pulling on the cord. To remove it, hold the plug and carefully remove it from the wall socket.
- Page 5 CHILD SAFETY This fridge may be used by children aged 8 years or older and by persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental abilities or lack of experience or knowledge, if they are properly monitored, or if instructions on the safe use of the fridge have been given and if the risks involved have been appropriately assessed.
- Page 6 ELECTRICAL SAFETY • Do not connect the fridge to a power outlet that is not protected from overloads. • Never use power boards with multiple sockets to connect the device. WARNING: Do not immerse the cord in water, handle the electrical components or grip them with wet hands.
- Page 7 WARNING: Danger of Electrocution WARNING: The ventilation openings on the fridge's casing must remain uncovered. Be careful not to block them. WARNING: Do not use mechanical devices inside the wine fridge. WARNING: Do not dismantle or otherwise damage the refrigeration system. WARNING: Do not use electrical appliances in the wine fridge, other than those recommended by the manufacturer.
- Page 8 INSTALLATION • This wine fridge is heavy. Be careful when moving it. • When transporting the fridge, be careful not to damage any part of the refrigeration system. • Important! Leave your device vertical for 24 hours before plugging it in for the first time so the refrigerant gas can equalise.
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Page 9: Table Of Contents
Summary IMPORTANT SECURITY WARNINGS Page 1 I DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE Page 10 II TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS Page 11 III INSTALLATION Page 13 A. Location Page 14 B. Unpacking the device and discarding the packaging items Page 14 C. Foot adjustment Page 15 D. - Page 10 This user guide is available in the following languages: FRENCH (original version) Other versions are a translation of the original. For an electronic version of the user guide, including the French version, visit www.triomph-australia.com.
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Page 11: I Description Of The Appliance
I DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE 1. Fan 1 2. Digital control panel & display 3. UV glass door 4. Metal shelves with wooden trim 5. Temperature sensors 6. Adjustable foot... -
Page 12: Technical Characteristics
II TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS Reference LKS105VN2Z Model JC-205 Power supply 220-240 V Electric current 2.0A Power of the lamp Dimensions L x D x H 540 x 601 x 1674 mm Net weight 44 kg Type of installation Free standing Door orientation... - Page 13 ENERGY-RELATED PRODUCT SHEET Brand TRIOMPH Reference LKS105VN2Z 205L Volume The coldest storage temperature setting that can be maintained 5˚C continuously Defrost Automatic Climate class N/ST. This fridge is intended Climate class to be used in ambient temperatures of 16- 38˚C.
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Page 14: Installation
III INSTALLATION Recommendations: The location you have selected for your wine fridge should: • be well ventilated • be away from any source of heat and direct sunlight; • not be frequently wet (e.g. laundry, bathroom); • have a level floor; •... -
Page 15: Location
A. Location To ensure adequate ventilation of the fridge, allow a minimum of 15 cm between the wine fridge and the nearby walls as shown in the illustration below. B. Unpacking the age of the device and discarding the packaging elements. Remove all packaging, as well as protective elements inside the device's compartments,... -
Page 16: Foot Adjustment
C. Foot adjustment Your wine fridge is equipped with an adjustable foot to facilitate levelling. It is recommended to adjust the front feet to level the wine fridge. Correctly levelled feet will limit noise and vibration of the wine fridge. Turn the adjustable foot by hand (be careful not to jam your fingers). -
Page 17: Changing The Orientation Of The Door
F. Changing the orientation of the door: The door can be right or left opening. Change the door by following the instructions below. Making this change requires 2 people. Instructions for changing the "right-hung" door and reassembling it so it is "left-hung": 1. - Page 18 8. Place the door on the lower hinge. Make sure the glass door is upright and closes easily. 9. Place the top hinge on the opposite side. 10. Place the door on the fridge, then loosely screw the hinge without tightening completely. 11 Once the door is installed, adjust the hinge by tightening the screws until the door is in the correct place.
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Page 19: Before Use
IV BEFORE USE Wait 24 hours before starting your wine fridge. We recommend that you leave your wine fridge upright, clean it with soapy water and leave it open to eliminate residual odours. Recommendations: • Place the fridge in a cool place away from sunlight and heat sources. •... -
Page 20: Using The Fridge
V USING YOUR FRIDGE A. Loading your wine fridge • You can load your wine bottles in single or double rows. • For loading, take note of the following: if you don’t have enough bottles to completely fill your wine fridge, it’s best to spread the load over the entire height of the wine cellar to avoid a thermal imbalance at the top or bottom of the fridge. -
Page 21: Loading Plan
SETTING TYPES: Please note that depending on where your wine fridge is kept, how often the door is open, the ambient temperate and the loading, the time taken to reach the set temperate varies. Usually, it takes about 24 hours for the wine fridge to reach the desired temperature and indicate a stable temperature on the digital display. -
Page 22: Adjustable Shelves
The indoor fan helps keep the temperature consistent throughout the fridge. The fridge door should not be kept open for long periods of time as it will impact the fridge’s ability to remain cool. This fridge is a multi-zone fridge which allows you to set the temperature of each compartment independently. - Page 23 • Door seal protection: Ensure you open the door completely before removing shelves from their rails. • Do not slide multiple loaded shelves outwards as it may cause bottles to fall or may cause the wine fridge to tip forward. •...
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Page 24: Functions And Temperature Setting
D. Functions and temperature setting Please note that depending on the selected settings and the loading, it can take 24 hours for the wine fridge to reach the desired temperature. • Plug the power cord into a suitable power supply •... - Page 25 Increase temperature K4: Press the button once, the LED display will flash indicating the current temperature. Press again to set the temperature. 1 touch will increase the temperature by 1 degree. The blink stops after 5 seconds without action on your part, and the new temperature requested is recorded.
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Page 26: Wine Service Temperature Table
Please do not open the door too often as this will disrupt the operation of the temperature sensors. The fridge automatically adjusts moisture and condensation levels within the fridge as required. Attention When the temperature sensor is failing due to power outage or bug, an error code appears. E1 internal temperature problem E2 ambient temperature problem CE communication problem... -
Page 27: Power Outage
White Chardonnay vintage 14 ºC Pinot Noir Red, 16 °C Red Grenache, Syrah 16 °C Red vintage Pinot Noir 18ºC Other red wines Temperature not exceeding 20˚C To bring the wine to the serving temperature, it is recommended to place it in your wine cellar at least 48 hours before serving and uncork or aerate a few minutes before tasting. -
Page 28: Maintenance And Cleaning
VI MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING A. Defrosting Your wine cellar is designed with a "natural" defrosting system. When the engine is shut down, the refrigerated surfaces of the wine cellar automatically defrost. The de-icing water descends into a drainage container near the compressor at the back of the wine fridge. This water is evaporated by the heat produced by the compressor. - Page 29 At certain times of the year, condensation on the door may occur. If this happens, wipe the water from the door and avoid opening the door of the fridge often as this amplifies the difference between the inside of the fridge and the ambient temperature. In case of prolonged absence, empty and clean the appliance;...
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Page 30: Troubleshooting
VII TROUBLESHOOTING Some issues can be easily resolved. Before using after-sales service or a repairman, please see the following table: Problem POSSIBLE CAUSES The wine cellar The fridge is not plugged in or it is switched off doesn't work. The circuit breaker is triggered, or the fuse is damaged. Check to see if the power outlet is powered by connecting another electrical appliance. - Page 31 The light doesn't The socket is not plugged in. work. The circuit breaker has gone off or a fuse is damaged. The lighting button is stuck on "OFF." Vibration. The wine fridge may not be level. The wine cellar Squeaking or slamming may come from the circulation of the seems to be refrigerant gas, which is normal.
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Page 32: Warranty
VIII WARRANTY WARRANTY EXCLUSIONS The warranty does not cover the wear parts of the product, or the problems or damage resulting from: (1) superficial deterioration due to normal wear and tear of the product. (2) defects or deteriorations due to the product's contact with food or liquids, and due to corrosion caused by rust. -
Page 33: Caution
IX CAUTION For more information about disposing of your fridge, you can contact your local or regional government. Electronic products that have not been selectively sorted are potentially hazardous to the environment and human health due to the presence of hazardous substances This wine cellar contains flammable foaming agents.
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