Indel Webasto isotherm Divino The 8 Installation And Usage Instructions

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  • Page 1 Divino The 8 - Divino 23 - Divino 35 Wine Cellars Installation and usage instructions...
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Summary 1. SAFETY ............... 3 1.1 Before putting the product into operation ............. 3 1.2 Technical safety ..................... 4 1.3 Intended use ....................4 1.4 Contraindications of use ................5 1.5 List of dangers ....................6 1.6 Residual risks ....................7 2.
  • Page 4 5. Usage instructions ............ 33 5.1 Switching on ....................33 5.2 Usage recommendations ................34 5.3 Temperature setting ..................34 5.3.1 Setting the temperature on the Divino The 8 model ......... 35 5.3.2 Setting the temperature on the Divino 23 model ........36 5.3.3 Temperature setting for the Divino 35 model ...........
  • Page 5: Safety

    SAFETY 1. SAFETY Before putting the product into operation Read the usage and assembly instructions carefully. They contain important information for the installation, use and maintenance of the product. The manufacturer cannot be held liable for any damage resulting from improper and/or unreasonable use.
  • Page 6: Technical Safety

    Technical safety This product contains a small amount of refrigerant R134a, a gas classified as non-hazardous and non-flammable, but if mixed with pressurised air and exposed to certain temperatures (above 50° C), it may ignite. When transporting and installing the product, take care not to damage any part of the refrigerant circuit.
  • Page 7: Contraindications Of Use

    SAFETY Contraindications of use WARNING The product is only suitable for the preservation and/or storage of wine bottles. Wines should be stored in their original bottle for optimal preservation. DANGER Exposing the product to temperatures above the temperature of the climatic class range for which the product was built, power supply interruptions and/or frequent opening of the door can influence the effectiveness of the product and the quality of the wines it contains.
  • Page 8: List Of Dangers

    WARNING Do not store inside the product or in the vicinity of its electrical parts: flammable substance-based spray cans, explosive materials, electrical equipment, live animals. Spray cans containing flammable substances may have leakage of these gases which, in contact with electrical parts, can ignite or cause explosions. Store wine bottles tightly closed.
  • Page 9: Residual Risks

    SAFETY DANGER ELECTRICAL MAINS Always disconnect the power supply from the product before carrying out any work on it in order to avoid damage and health hazards. DANGER HIGH INTENSITY LIGHT HAZARD The product is equipped with high luminous intensity LED lighting. Avoid direct eye exposure to the light beams.
  • Page 10: General Information

    This use and maintenance manual describes the characteristics of the standard product as of the date on which this publication was licensed for printing. Manufacturer identification Indel Webasto Marine Srl Via Montefeltro, 118/c - Secchiano 47863 - Novafeltria (RN) - ITALY www.indelwebastomarine.com...
  • Page 11: Product Identification

    7) Climate class 8) Manufacturer identification 9) Working voltage 10) Rated power Indel Webasto Marine Srl Novafeltria 47863 (RN) Italy Tel. +39 0541 848030 info@indelwebastomarine.com It contains the model, serial number and all the technical data of the product necessary to request spare parts or to report technical problems to the service centre.
  • Page 12 Identification plate position: Divino The 8 Wine Cellar Divino 23 Wine Cellar Divino 35 Wine Cellar...
  • Page 13: Consulting The Manual

    General information Consulting the manual Warnings or instructions considered critical or dangerous are highlighted with the following symbols for a better understanding of the information provided in this manual: DANGER Indicates information or a message which may seriously endanger the health and safety of operators if not strictly observed.
  • Page 14: Operator Qualification

    OBLIGATION TO WEAR GOGGLES The presence of this symbol requires each operator to wear eye protection equipment, such as safety goggles with side protection. Operator qualification In order to ensure that all operations carried out on the product are performed in safe conditions, the operators in charge must have the qualification and requirements to carry out the relative operations.
  • Page 15: Product Description

    Product description 3. Product description The product referred to in this manual mainly consists of a storage compartment whose main function is to ensure optimal storage conditions for wines, which are placed inside in special bottles. Main components 3.1.1 Divino The 8 Wine Cellar 1) Door 2) Opening handle 3) Mounting flanges...
  • Page 16: Divino 23 - Divino 35 Wine Cellars

    3.1.2 Divino 23 - Divino 35 Wine Cellars 1) Door 2) Opening handle 3) Mounting flanges 4) Shelf 5) Compressor 6) Temperature setting display IMPORTANT These models are supplied with an additional safety lock to be installed close to the compartment where the product is placed.
  • Page 17: Technical Data

    Product description Technical data Divino The 8 Divino 23 Divino 35 Total capacity 8 bottles 23 bottles 35 bottles Energy consumption 0.49 KWh/24h 0.9 KWh/24h 0.9 KWh/24h Cooling medium Compressor for BD 35 F 12V/24V Compressor for 115V PL 30 F PL 30 F Compressor for 230V PL 35 G...
  • Page 18: Dimensions

    Dimensions Model Width (mm) [W] Height (mm) [H] Depth (mm) [D] Divino The 8 Divino 23 Divino 35 3.3.1 Flange size Model Left (mm) Right (mm) Top (mm) Divino The 8 Divino 23 Divino 35...
  • Page 19: Control Modes

    Product description Control modes Divino The 8 Wine Cellar The temperature of this model can be adjusted using the switch (1) shown in the figure. IMPORTANT To find out how the switch works, please refer to paragraph 5.3.1 on page 35.
  • Page 20 Divino 23 - Divino 35 Wine Cellar The temperature of these models can be adjusted using the control panel (2) equipped with display, buttons and indicator lights. Control panel on Divino 23 IMPORTANT To find out how the model Divino 23 control panel works, please refer to the paragraph 5.3.2 on page 36.
  • Page 21: Lighting Modes

    Product description Lighting modes Divino The 8 Wine Cellar This model features a strip (1) consisting of four LEDs installed in the upper part of the compartment. The LEDs light up each time the door is opened and switch off when the it is closed.
  • Page 22 Divino 23 - Divino 35 Wine Cellar These models feature a strip (2) consisting of four LEDs installed in the upper part of the compartment. The LEDs switch on/off only when the relative button (3) is pressed; the indicator light (4) shows whether the lights are on or off. In any case, lighting is deactivated when the product is switched off.
  • Page 23: Available Accessories

    Product description Available accessories Available accessories are bottle positioning grids whose shape and material can change depending on the model. 1) Metal grid for storing wine bottles in a slanted position (Divino The 8 model) 2) Wooden shelves for storing wine bottles in a horizontal position (Divino 23 - Divino 35 models) IMPORTANT The size and number of accessories may vary depending on the model you have.
  • Page 24: Installation

    4. Installation WARNING In order to guarantee the unit’s safe functionality, follow the indications included with in these instructions when installing and connecting the product. WARNING Any changes made to the product without the knowledge of the manufacturer will be the sole responsibility of those carrying out said changes.
  • Page 25: Packaging Checks And Removal

    Installation WARNING If there is a battery charger, it must be connected to the battery and never directly to the product. WARNING Never short-circuit the poles of the power source. WARNING The product must be protected against indirect contact in accordance with the "Heavy Current Regulations".
  • Page 26: Environmental Conditions

    Environmental conditions The product must be positioned away from rain, sprays of water and in an environment with a temperature corresponding to the climate class (indicated on the data plate inside the product), otherwise the factory warranty will be void and faults may occur. The product is not suitable for outdoor use.
  • Page 27 Installation Divino The 8 Wine Cellar The illustration shows an example of how the product housing must be set up to allow air recirculation for proper operation of the compressor which, in this model, is located at the bottom. WARNING The product will not work if air recirculation is not set correctly.
  • Page 28 Divino 23 - Divino 35 Wine Cellar The illustration shows an example of how the product housing must be set up to allow air recirculation for proper operation of the compressor which, in this model, is located at the bottom. 50 mm Ventilation occurs through the front vents of the product.
  • Page 29: Positioning The Device

    Installation Positioning the device The product is designed exclusively for built-in installation. The product must always be in a horizontal position. In particular, the compressor base must be positioned horizontally (see figure). WARNING Remember that the compressor can operate up to a maximum inclination of 30°; a greater inclination may damage the compressor.
  • Page 30: Divino The 8 Model Positioning

    4.4.1 Divino The 8 model positioning The operations indicated in this paragraph must be performed by a qualified installer. Always use PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) to avoid cutting risks. Use the holes (1) on the flange (2) to secure the product to the vehicle using suitable screws (not supplied).
  • Page 31: Divino 23 - Divino 35 Model Positioning

    Installation 4.4.2 Divino 23 - Divino 35 model positioning Use the holes (1) on the two side flanges (2) to secure the product to the vehicle using suitable screws (not supplied). Where the mounting flanges cannot be used, the product should be anchored by at least 2 fastening points.
  • Page 32: Reversing The Door

    Reversing the door The operations indicated in this section must be performed by a qualified installer. Always use PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) to avoid cutting risks. WARNING Contact a Service Centre authorised by the Manufacturer to reverse the door on the Divino 23 - Divino 35 models.
  • Page 33: Electrical Connection

    Installation Electrical connection The operations indicated in this paragraph must be performed by a qualified installer. Always use PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) to avoid cutting risks. WARNING In case of power connection from AC mains, to avoid the risk of serious personal injury, ensure that it is equipped with cut-off devices (switches) which permit total disconnection of the product current and protective devices which automatically intervene in the event of malfunction.
  • Page 34: Size Of Electrical Cables For The Divino The 8 Model

    4.6.1 Size of electrical cables for the Divino The 8 model Always use cables of a suitable cross-section. The minimum cross-sections are listed in the table below: Cross-section mm AWG section Max cable Max cable length 12V m/ft length 24V m/ft 2.5/8 5/16 4/13...
  • Page 35: Usage Instructions

    Usage instructions 5. Usage instructions WARNING If you notice any irregular operation, first of all consult the "TROUBLESHOOTING" section later in this manual. It will help you solve problems that are not caused by faults and can be resolved easily. In any other case, do not try to repair the product yourself but contact qualified personnel or your dealer to avoid possible damage or danger, including to yourself.
  • Page 36: Usage Recommendations

    Usage recommendations • Turn the product on for about 6 hours prior to inserting the wine bottles. • Open the product less frequently for lower power consumption. • Do not obstruct the product ventilation system. • Check the batteries and their level of charge regularly. •...
  • Page 37: Setting The Temperature On The Divino The 8 Model

    Usage instructions 5.3.1 Setting the temperature on the Divino The 8 model On the Divino The 8 Wine Cellar model, the appropriate switch (see figure) must be used to regulate the temperature inside the compartment. The switch has 3 possible positions: 1) Left position (MIN): minimum cooling power setting.
  • Page 38: Setting The Temperature On The Divino 23 Model

    5.3.2 Setting the temperature on the Divino 23 model On the Divino 23 Wine Cellar models, the appropriate buttons on the control panel (see figure) must be used to regulate the temperature inside the compartment. Control functions: 1) Product ON/OFF button 2) Button to increase the temperature inside the compartment 3) Button to decrease the temperature inside the compartment 4) LED strip ON/OFF button...
  • Page 39: Temperature Setting For The Divino 35 Model

    Usage instructions 5.3.3 Temperature setting for the Divino 35 model On the Divino 35 Wine Cellar models, the appropriate buttons on the control panel (see figure) must be used to regulate the temperature inside the compartment. Control functions: 1) Product ON/OFF button 2) Power indicator light 3) Button to increase the temperature inside the compartment 4) Button to decrease the temperature inside the compartment...
  • Page 40: Positioning Bottles Inside The Product

    Positioning bottles inside the product The operations indicated in this paragraph can be performed by a user. After setting the desired temperature, wine bottles can be placed inside the product compartment. For the Divino The 8 model, bottles must be placed with the cap facing upwards. The use of accessories for positioning the wine bottles is at the discretion of the user;...
  • Page 41 Usage instructions After positioning the bottles, use the safety lock (see figure) to prevent the door from inadvertently opening while the vehicle is moving, letting the bottles out. Divino 23 - Divino 35 models Divino The 8 models In order to have access to the bottles placed on the lower metal grid in the Divino The 8 model, it is advisable to move the upper grid slightly outwards from the compartment.
  • Page 42: Positioning Accessories

    Positioning accessories The operations indicated in this paragraph can be performed by a user. Always use PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) to avoid cutting risks. NOTE After positioning the accessories, make sure that no bottles inside the product can move while driving. 5.5.1 Metal grids for the Divino The 8 model Two metal grids (1) are supplied to organise the bottles inside the product compartment.
  • Page 43: Wooden Shelves For Divino 23 - Divino 35 Models

    Usage instructions To reposition both metal grids, insert them starting from the lower one, sliding it along the appropriate slots. You can then reposition the upper grid, sliding it along the appropriate slots. If only one grid is to be used, it can be positioned in the desired slots. 5.5.2 Wooden shelves for Divino 23 - Divino 35 models Two wooden shelves (2) are supplied to organise the bottles inside the product compartment.
  • Page 44: Shut-Down And Putting Out Of Service

    Shut-down and putting out of service The operations indicated in this paragraph can be performed by a user. Switch off the product before defrosting or storing the vehicle: • For the Divino The 8 Wine Cellar model, turn the switch towards the middle to switch off the product (see paragraph 5.3.1 on page 35).
  • Page 45: Maintenance

    Maintenance 6. Maintenance WARNING All maintenance and replacement operations, disposal of the power circuit upstream of the product and of the power source must be handled by qualified personnel. This chapter contains a complete list of requirements and procedures related to maintenance of this product.
  • Page 46: Routine Maintenance

    Routine maintenance 6.1.1 Cleaning The operations indicated in this paragraph can be performed by a user. Always use PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) to avoid cutting risks. It is important to clean the product regularly for optimum performance: • Switch off the product. •...
  • Page 47: Cleaning The Condensing Unit

    Maintenance 6.1.2 Cleaning the condensing unit The operations indicated in this paragraph can be performed by a user. Always use PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) to avoid cutting risks. • Switch off the product and disconnect it from the power supply. •...
  • Page 48: Checking For Condensation Inside The Compartment

    6.1.3 Checking for condensation inside the compartment The operations indicated in this paragraph can be performed by a user. Always use PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) to avoid cutting risks. There is a special position (A) inside the product, on the inside back of the compartment, which contains the discharge of condensate/water that ends up on the drip tray through a hole located above the condenser.
  • Page 49: Defrosting

    Maintenance 6.1.4 Defrosting The operations indicated in this paragraph can be performed by a user. Always use PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) to avoid cutting risks. Since the evaporator operates at temperatures well below freezing, ice and frost will inevitably form upon it. The humidity in the air, the temperature and the frequency with which the doors are opened can also greatly influence the formation of frost.
  • Page 50: Special Maintenance

    Special maintenance Special maintenance operations are those carried out following breakdowns or malfunctions which may involve the replacement of certain components by specialised and authorised technical personnel. WARNING All special maintenance operations must be carried out by technical personnel authorised by the Manufacturer.
  • Page 51: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting 7. Troubleshooting WARNING All work on electrical parts or electrical connections and the refrigerant circuit must be carried out by technical personnel authorised by the Manufacturer. DANGER Disconnect electrical power before performing any operations on electrical parts or on electrical connections. Defect Possible cause Intervention...
  • Page 52 Defect Possible cause Intervention The compressor runs for Insufficient ventilation, Check the conditions of product a long time but doesn’t the condensation unit is installation. If possible, remove the cool properly (reduced overheating. product from the installation cabinet: efficiency). if performance improves, make Too much frost in the improvements in the ventilation system internal compartment, which...
  • Page 53 Troubleshooting Defect Possible cause Intervention The compressor never Room temperature exceeding Check the room temperature against that stops (poor product the climate class of the of the product. performance) product. Check the conditions of product Insufficient ventilation. installation. If possible, remove the product from the installation cabinet: Little gas in the refrigerant if performance improves, make...
  • Page 54: Leds For Diagnostics Of The Divino The 8 Model

    For more complicated defects requiring specialised assistance, please contact the IWM network or an Authorised Distributor. LEDs for diagnostics of the Divino The 8 model The electronic control unit has a troubleshooting function when a LED is connected as shown below.
  • Page 55: Display Diagnostics

    Troubleshooting The number of flashes indicates the type of error. Number of LED Type of Error Solution Flashes Defective sensor Re-connect the sensor and verify that (the sensor is defective or discon- the compressor starts working again. nected) Replace sensor if the compressor does not work.
  • Page 56: Warnings For Disposal

    8. Warnings for disposal WARNING All maintenance and replacement operations, disposal of the power circuit upstream of the product and of the power source must be handled by qualified personnel. This product complies with the Directive 2012/19/EU regarding waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE).
  • Page 57: Warranty

    The product warranty is valid for 2 years with regard to the cost of labour for repair or replacement, but only if carried out by IWM network, and therefore authorised, service centres. For specific conditions of validity in the USA, please contact Indel Webasto Marine USA. The validity period starts from: 1) The date of sale indicated on the product invoice or sales receipt.
  • Page 58 (in this case paying the technician directly), or to move the boat closer. To locate the nearest service point and for travel coverage terms in the USA, please contact Indel Webasto Marine USA. IWM does not reimburse any expenses for spare parts purchased elsewhere.
  • Page 59: Attachments

    Attachments 10. Attachments 10.1 Divino The 8 wiring diagram...
  • Page 60: Divino 23 - Divino 35 Wiring Diagram

    10.2 Divino 23 - Divino 35 wiring diagram...
  • Page 61: Notes

    Notes 11. Notes ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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  • Page 64 Indel Webasto Marine Srl Indel Webasto Marine USA Via Montefeltro, n° 118/c - Secchiano 3391 SW 42nd Street 47863 - Novafeltria (RN) - ITALY Hollywood FL - 33312 Tel. +39 0541 848030 Phone (954) 984 8448 - Fax (954) 979 2533 E-MAIL: info@indelwebastomarine.com...

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