Le Chai LM78 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 124

- Do not block the door or hold on it while it is opening. If the door is blocked or held during opening,
the door opening mechanism and the door will be damaged. The loud and repeated cracking noises
will be heard.
- Do not push the push rod in or hold on to it during closing. If the push rod is blocked during closing, it
will no longer be able to reach its initial position. In the initial position, the push rod is flush with the
front of control panel. In order to set the push rod back in its initial position, disconnect the appliance
from the mains, wait for approx. 10 seconds and plug it back in again. The push rod will return to its
initial position.
- The system is not triggered immediately after the door is closed. Allow 3 seconds and try again. This
is not a system failure.
The door on the unit is sensitive to pressure. The pressure sensitivity to open the door is possible to
adjust as following steps:
Open the door.
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Rotate the screw on the top middle of door counterclockwise to
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increase the sensitivity and clockwise to decrease the sensitivity.
• Close the door and check if it is correctly adjusted. Rotating the
screw counterclockwise too much can cause the door to open
automatically even without pushing or just closing the door hard.
In reverse rotating the screw clockwise too much can cause the
door not to open even with heavy pushing.
LOADING
The maximum number of bottles that can be loaded into the cabinet are for information only; this
information is not contractual; it provides a means for rapidly estimating the size of the device.
The information comes from tests carried out using standard bottles; in reality, in extreme conditions it
would be possible to load a greater number of bottles without racks, but a "diverse wine cellar" is
used in many different ways; the daily use of a wine cabinet means that it must carry fewer bottles.
Therefore you will probably load fewer bottles then the given maximum numbers.
How to load and care for your wine cabinet:
Here we see 4 types of 75 cl bottles, Burgundy and Bordeaux, of different sizes.
There are many other types, with various volumes and of all shapes.
Note the different ways they are stored depending on the height and diameter of the bottles as well as
the interleaving method used.
For better conservation and avoid food waste
To avoid spoiling the wine, it is important that the temperature remains stable in the cavity,
avoid frequently opening the door and blocking the interior vents.
To avoid the appearance of mold, please avoid having too much humidity in the cavity.
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