OPERATION
Setting the Temperature Control for each Zone
NOTE: The preset temperature at the factory is 50 ºF and it will show on
the display when you press the UP and DOWN buttons for the first time.
You can select temperature display setting from Fahrenheit to Celsius degree
by pushing the °C button. You can select temperature display setting from
Celsius to Fahrenheit degree by pushing the °F button.
The internal temperature for each zone can be set separately.
The degrees indicator will appear in the display marked UPPER (top zone)
and LOWER (bottom zone).
1. Press the SET button once. The LED indicator on the upper display will flash.
Then press the UP or DOWN buttons to get the desired temperature.
2. When you press the SET button again, the LED indicator on the lower
display will flash. Then proceed to press the UP or DOWN buttons
to get the desired temperature in the lower section.
3. The temperature that you desire to set will increase 1 ºF or 1 ºC if you push
the UP button once, on the contrary the temperature will decrease 1 ºF or
1 ºC if you push the DOWN button once.
4. When you store mostly red wines, the temperature which you control by
pushing the above two buttons need to be set at between 60 to 65 °F
(15 °C – 18 °C) and the LED lamp near “RED” will be lit.
5. When you store mostly white wines, the temperature needs to be set
between 50° and 59 °F (10 °C – 15 °C) and the LED lamp near “WHITE”
will be lit.
6. When you store mostly sparkling wines, the temperature needs to be set
between 45° and 49 °F (7 °C – 9 °C) and the LED lamp near “SPARKL”
will be lit. NOTE: Due to the nature of compressor powered units,
you may find that, depending on your temperature setting combination,
the temperature in the Upper Zone may fluctuate more than in the Lower
Zone. This possible fluctuation should have little effect on the wine stored
inside however, we suggest that you keep wine that is more sensitive to
temperature fluctuation in the Lower Zone where temperature fluctuation
is minimized.
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