Precautions For Use Of Wine Cellar; Automatic Defrosting - Haier WS50GDAI Manual Del Usario

Precautions for Use of Wine Cellar

Do not place too much wine in the cellar so
as not to exceed the bearing capacity of the
wine shelves. Do not place more than three
layers of wine on each shelf. The number of
wine bottles should not exceed three layers on
each shelf, or the bearing capacity of the wine
shelves should not exceed 35kg.

Automatic Defrosting

This appliance has an automatic defrosting function.
When using the appliance for the first time, please
place a through-hole pin at the drainage hole. During
use, ensure that the drainage hole is unblocked so
as to force defrosting water to flow smoothly through
the drainage hole into the water receiver inside
the cellar cabin. If blocked, take the through-hole
pin inside drainage hole out, clear away
blockages inside and then put the pin back.
Regularly clean water receivers at the bottom of the upper and lower compartments; use a dry
cloth to absorb water inside the water receivers and wipe down them (clean them every three
months as suggested).
Air exchange with activated carbon filter
The way in which wines continue to mature depends on the ambient conditions. The quality of
the air is therefore decisive for preserving the wine. An activated carbon filter has been fitted in
the lower area of the rear wall of the appliance to ensure that the air through put remains at an
optimum quality.
We recommend that you replace the filter once
a year. Filters can be obtained from your dealer.
CAUTION
Changing the filter:
Take the filter by the handle. Turn it to the left and remove.
Inserting the filter:
Insert with the handle in a vertical position. Turn it to the
right and insert.
Before placing the bottles inside the wine
cellar, confirm whether or not the wine
shelves are completely stable.
In addition, confirm whether or not any
bottle protrudes from the shelves in order
to prevent bottles hitting the glass door
upon closing.
Through-hole pin
Drainage
hole
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