To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does C3 error mean on my KingsBottle KBU-170?
A C3 error code means the evaporator sensor has an open circuit. An engineer should check the socket/plug with the PTC mark in PCB for a bad connection, determine if the sensor is damaged and needs replacement, or repair/replace the PCB.
Why is my KingsBottle Refrigerator compressor starting and stopping frequently?
Frequent starting and stopping of the compressor in your KingsBottle Refrigerator can occur due to several reasons: a faulty door gasket, incorrect sensor connection, a defective sensor, or frequent door openings. To address this, try the following: * If the door gasket doesn't seal properly, use low heat from a hair dryer to reshape it. * Ensure the sensor connection is correct by referring to the wiring diagram. * Replace the sensor if it is faulty. * Reduce how often you open the refrigerator door.
What to do if my KingsBottle Wine Cooler does not operate?
First, ensure the appliance is switched ON. Next, check that the power plug is securely connected. If the issue persists, seek assistance from a qualified engineer.
How to fix the light on my KingsBottle KBU-170?
First, verify that the light button is in the 'ON' position. If the light still doesn't work, it's recommended to get help from an engineer.
Why is my KingsBottle KBU-170 Wine Cooler making so much noise?
Ensure the stand feet are properly adjusted and level to reduce noise.
Why is the cabinet of my KingsBottle Wine Cooler so hot?
If the external cabinet of your KingsBottle Wine Cooler seems too hot, it could be due to high ambient temperature or direct sunlight; improving operating conditions may help. Another possibility is a blockage in the front grill outlet or suction outlet, so remove any obstructions. Also, check if the fans are working correctly. If they stop working or operate at low speed, seek assistance from an engineer, power on the refrigerator, check the fan and whether the voltage is normal or not. If the voltage is normal, the fan should be damage.
Why does the compressor on my KingsBottle Wine Cooler start and stop frequently?
If the compressor in your KingsBottle Wine Cooler starts and stops frequently, it could be due to several reasons. The door gasket might not be sealing properly; try using low heat from a hair dryer to reshape it. Alternatively, the sensor connection could be incorrect; refer to the wiring diagram for proper connection. A faulty sensor could also be the cause, requiring replacement. Lastly, frequent door openings can contribute to this issue, so try to reduce how often you open the door.
What causes ice up in my KingsBottle Wine Cooler?
If your KingsBottle Wine Cooler is icing up, it could be due to an outlet or suction outlet blockage, so remove any obstructions. Another potential cause is malfunctioning fans. In this case, seek assistance from an engineer, power cycle the refrigerator, and check the fan and the voltage. If the voltage is normal, the fan may be damaged. A poorly sealed door gasket or frequent door openings can also contribute to icing; try using low heat from a hair dryer to reshape the door seal. Finally, gas leakage or a cooling system blockage could be the issue, requiring an engineer's help.
What does C2 error mean on my KingsBottle KBU-170 Wine Cooler?
The C2 error suggests that the sensor in the lower zone has an open circuit. You'll need an engineer to check if the socket/plug with the DOWN mark in PCB is badly connected, if the sensor is damaged and needs to be replaced, or if the PCB needs repair or replacement.
What does F2 error mean on my KingsBottle KBU-170?
The F2 error is normal. Wait for 30 minutes and check again; no other action is needed.
Information concerning your personal safety when using the appliance.
Information on how to avoid damaging the wine cellar.
Tips and information about the use of the appliance.
Tips for economical and ecological use of the appliance.
Key precautions to reduce risks of fire, shock, or injury.
Steps to follow before operating the wine cellar.
Critical guidelines for electrical outlet and grounding.
Visual guide to parts like lights, fan, control panel, and shelves.
List of items included with the wine cellar, such as manuals and keys.
Illustrated dimensions required for unit installation.
Detailed dimensions for KBU-170, KBU-120, and KBU-50 series.
Advice on placement, leveling, and electrical connections.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the door handle.
Instructions for installing the front grill.
Minimum cavity space requirements for built-in units.
Instructions for changing the door opening direction.
Steps for final positioning, leveling, and checks.
Instructions on how to use the optional key lock.
Explanation of the operating panel buttons and indicators.
Advice on placing the unit in suitable environmental conditions.
Detailed guide on adjusting upper and lower zone temperature settings.
Recommendation: Lower zone must be 4°F higher than the upper zone.
Recommended temperature ranges for different wine types.
Information on power loss recovery and initial unit operation.
Guidance on distributing weight and placement for secure storage.
Details on bottle capacity for KBU-50 and KBU-120/170 models.
Note advising consultation with a dealer before cabinet modifications.
Instructions for safely removing a rolling shelf from the unit.
General instructions for cleaning the interior and exterior of the unit.
Important warnings to observe before commencing cleaning.
Steps to take to protect contents during power outages.
Recommendations for preparing the unit for short or long absences.
Guidelines for safely transporting the appliance.
Advice for optimizing energy efficiency during operation.
Description and solution for E1 error related to temperature differences.
Description and solution for F1 error indicating defrosting status.
Description and solution for F2 error indicating defrosting status.
Description and solution for C1 error related to the upper zone sensor.
Description and solution for C2 error related to the lower zone sensor.
Description and solution for C3 error related to the evaporator sensor.
Description and solution for U1 error related to the upper zone sensor.
Description and solution for U2 error related to the lower zone sensor.
Description and solution for U3 error related to the evaporator sensor.
Description and solution for the buzzer alarm indicating attention is needed.
Possible causes and solutions when the wine cooler does not turn on.
Possible causes and solutions for the unit not reaching the set temperature.
Possible causes and solutions for the compressor starting and stopping too often.
Possible causes and solutions when the interior light does not work.
Possible causes and solutions for the wine cooler making too much noise.
Possible causes and solutions for the door not closing or sealing properly.
Possible causes and solutions for ice formation inside the unit.
Possible causes and solutions when the unit's exterior feels too hot.
Possible causes and solutions for water drops forming on the glass door.
Detailed technical data for KBU-170, KBU-120, and KBU-50 models.
Information on the bottle capacity for each model.
Description of the cooling mechanism used in the wine cellar.
Specifications for the required electrical power input.
Electrical power usage rating in Watts.
Optimal environmental conditions for unit operation.
Usable temperature settings for the upper and lower zones.
Measurements of the wine cellar's width, depth, and height.
Details on the warranty period, parts, labor, and contact information.
List of conditions and damages not covered by the limited warranty.
General| Model | KBU-170 |
|---|---|
| Type | Wine Cooler |
| Capacity | 170 bottles |
| Installation | Freestanding |
| Temperature Zones | Dual Zone |
| Cooling System | Compressor |
| Finish | Stainless Steel |
| Door Style | Glass Door |
| Refrigerant | R600a |
| Power Consumption | 150W |
| Voltage | 115V |
| Frequency | 60Hz |
| Shelf Material | Wood |
| Lighting | LED |
| Temperature Range | 5°C to 20°C |
