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Hints on built-in Wine Cellars
• Built-in wine cellars are front venting but are not designed to be fully integrated
behind a joinery door.
• Please follow the installation diagram when installing built-in wine cellars.No less
than the minimum installation dimension, or it will affect the venting of cellar.
• Built-in wine cellars draw air from right of ventilation frame (some models from the
rear) and expel through left of ventilation frame under the front door.
• Built-in wine cellars have a power switch located on the control panel so power
point location is not critical.
• The power cord is 2.0m in length and is fixed on the right side at the back when
looking from front of cabinet.
• As with most appliances of today, the wine cellar has sensitive electronic
components which are susceptible to damage through lightning and electricity
supply faults. It is therefore advised to use a power surge protector to avoid
problems of this nature.
• Air vent on door must be provided for built-in wine cellars when a wood door
installed.
• In Hot climate zone, an air vent or grid, with a minimum ventilation size of
200mm x 40mm MUST be cut out at the rear top of the back partitioning or at
the top of either side of the partitioning, allowing cool fresh air full access to flow
into the 30mm gap located at the rear of the cabinet. This air vent or grid must not
be opened on the same side as other appliances such as ovens or an area that
is sealed and without access to fresh cool air. Failing to comply with the above
specifications could result in WARRANTY void.
Installation Drawing for Model 10032037
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