Eurocave Compact 59 User manual

Mode d’emploi - Gamme Compact 59
User Manual - Compact 59 Range
Gebrauchsanweisung - Reihe Compact 59
Modo de empleo - Gama Compact 59

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Welcome to the World of eurocave
Our biding desire is to support your passion for wine throughout the years… To do so, EuroCave has used all of its
expertise to bring together the six essential criteria for serving wine:
Temperature
The two enemies of wine are extreme temperatures and sudden changes in temperature. A constant temperature allows
the wine to fully develop.
Humidity
It’s an essential factor, allowing the corks to retain their sealing properties. The level of humidity must be greater than
50 % (ideally between 60 and 75 %).
Protection from Light
Light, particularly its U.V. component, causes wine to quickly deteriorate by irreversible oxidation of tannins. It is therefore
strongly recommended that you store wine in a dark place or protected from U.V. light.
Vibration
Vibrations disturb wine’s slow biochemical development process and are often fatal for your finest wines. The “Main du
Sommelier” supports adapt to the shape of the bottle and protect it from vibrations (anti-vibration technology).
Storage
Moving bottles too often is harmful to wine. Having suitable storage that limits handling is essential.
Natural ventilation
A constant supply of external filtered air is essential to prevent unpleasant odours and mould development.
All of these specific features are found in the Compact 59 wine cabinet by EuroCave that you have just purchased. Thank
you for placing your trust in us.
Standard wine serving temperatures
French wines Australian wines
Alsace 10 °C/50 °F Cabernet franc 16 °C/61 °F
Beaujolais 13 °C/55 °F Cabernet sauvignon 17 °C/63 °F
Sweet white Bordeaux 6 °C/43 °F Chardonnay 10 °C/50 °F
Dry white Bordeaux 8 °C/46 °F Merlot 17 °C/63 °F
Bordeaux reds 17 °C/63 °F Muscat à petit grain 6 °C/43 °F
Burgundy whites 11 °C/52 °F Pinot noir 15 °C/59 °F
Burgundy reds 18 °C/64 °F Sauvignon blanc 8 °C/46 °F
Champagne 6 °C/43 °F Semillon 8 °C/46 °F
Jura 10 °C/50 °F Shiraz 18 °C/64 °F
Languedoc-Roussillon 13 °C/55 °F Verdhelo 7 °C/45 °F
Provence Rosé 12 °C/54 °F
Savoie 9 °C/48 °F Other wines
Dry white Loire wines 13 °C/55 °F Californie 16 °C/61 °F
Sweet white Loire wines 7 °C/45 °F Chilean 15 °C/59 °F
Loire reds 14 °C/57 °F Spanish 17 °C/63 °F
Rhône wines 15 °C/59 °F Italian 16 °C/61 °F
Sweet wines from the South-West 7 °C/45 °F
Reds from the South-West 15 °C/59 °F

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contents
1 - Description of your wine cabinet 22
2 - Important safety recommendations 23
3 - Power supply 23
4 - Protecting the environment and energy-saving 23
5 - Installing your wine cabinet 24
I - Building in 25
II - Alternative hanging of a solid door 27
III - Alternative hanging of a glass door 28
6 - Arrangement - Storage 30
7 - Commissioning your wine cabinet 32
I - Connection 32
II-A - Description (I-temperature modelV059 - V259) 32
III-A - Temperature settings 32
II-B - Description (multi-temperatures model S059 - S259) 33
III-B - Temperature settings 33
IV - Humidity level display 34
V - Lighting mode adjustment 34
VI - Carbon filter counter log display 34
8 - Everyday maintenance 35
9 - Operating faults 35
10 - Technical features 36
11 - Storage layout examples 71

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1 - description of your Wine caBinet
D
E
F
H
J
K
G
L
M
B
C
U
R
S
R
Q
P
N
T
A
A Control and adjustment panel
B Light (2 leds)
C Location of temperature probe in 1 temperature
models
D Air circulation hole + Active carbon filter
E Sliding shelf
F Closing clip
G Storage shelf
H Grid
J Humidity cassette (1 temperature models)
K Power lead
L Base with front ventilation
M Filter access grille + aeration filter
N 4 adjustable levelling feet
P Lower hinge (x2)
Q Specification label
R Location of temperature probe in multiple
temperature models
S Free air circulation hole
T Door (fitted with handle and a double movement
lock)
U Upper hinge

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4 - environmental protection and poWer saving
The wine cabinet power lead has a plug to be plugged into a standard earthed socket to prevent
any risk of electric shock.
Have the mains socket inspected by a qualified electrician who will check that it is
correctly earthed and will carry out, if need be, work to bring your installation into line
with standards.
Contact your usual EuroCave dealer to change the power lead if it is damaged. It must be replaced
by a part which has an original manufacturer’s guarantee.
If you are moving to a foreign country, check whether or not the cabinet’s characteristics
correspond to the country (voltage, frequency).
Carefully read these operating instructions before using your
appliance for the first time and retain them for future reference.
Using your appliance in a way that does not comply with the
operating instructions may damage it.
•This appliance is intended exclusively for wine storage.
•Never use the appliance for anything other than its specific purpose, as
described in these operating instructions.
•Unplug your appliance when you are not using it for extended periods.
•Before carrying out any servicing or maintenance, unplug the appliance.
•Never unplug the appliance by pulling the cable, but by the plug.
•Never use a split power lead or one showing signs of wear along its
length.
•Only use the power lead supplied with the appliance, only plug it into
an earthed wall socket.
•Your appliance is only intended for indoor use (see the operating
ambient temperature table p. 36).
•If the cable, plug or appliance appear to be damaged or are not
functioning correctly, contact your EuroCave dealer.
•Never put the appliance, power lead or plug in water or any other liquid.
Never fill the appliance with water or other liquid.
•Do not let the power lead hang within reach of children, over a square
corner or close to a source of heat.
•Do not place the appliance on a hot surface such as a hotplate, do not
use close to a source of heat (radiator, naked flame, window…).
•Place the appliance on a flat, stable and non-flammable surface, at a
suitable distance from sinks or taps, to avoid splashes from water or
other liquid.
•This appliance was not designed to be used by persons (including
children) with reduced physical, sensorial or mental abilities, or by
persons without experience or knowledge, except when they benefit, by
a person responsible for their safety, from supervision or prior
instructions on how to use the appliance. Children should be supervised
to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
2 - important safety recommendations
3 - poWer supply
Disposing of packaging
The packaging used by EuroCave is produced in
recyclable materials.
After unpacking your cabinet, take the packaging to
a refuse collection point. For the most part, it will be
recycled.
Recycling: a caring gesture
Electronic and electrical equipment has potentially harmful effects on
the environment and human health, owing to the presence of dangerous
substances.
Therefore, you must not trash electrical and electronic equipment with
non-sorted municipal waste.
When purchasing a new EuroCave product, you can entrust the recycling
of your old appliance to your EuroCave dealer.
Speak to your EuroCave dealer, he will advise you on the disposal and
collection arrangements set up within the EuroCave network.
In compliance with legislation on protecting and caring for the environment,
your wine cabinet does not contain C.F.C.s.
Energy-saving
Install your cabinet in a suitable location (see following page) and observe
the recommended temperature ranges.
•Keep the door open only for very short periods.
•Ensure that the door seal is intact and that it is not damaged. If it is,
contact your EuroCave dealer.
Disable unusable appliances by unplugging them and removing the power
lead.
For your personal safety, the wine
cabinet must be correctly earthed.
Ensure that the plug is correctly
earthed and that your installation
is protected by a circuit breaker
(30 mA*).
*not applicable to some countries.

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Unpacking
• Check, when your cabinet is delivered, that it does not have any external
faults (impact, warping…).
• Open the door and check the integrity of the inside of your appliance
(walls, Main du Sommelier supports, hinges, bottle support…).
•Remove the protective packing inside the humidor.
If there is a problem, contact your EuroCave dealer.
Installation
Transport your cabinet to the chosen location.
It must:
• away from any heat source
• be open on the outside to allow air to circulate (not a closed
cupboard...)
• not be too damp (laundry room utility room, bathroom...),
• have a stable, flat floor,
• have a power supply (standard socket, 16 A, earthed with circuit
breaker, 30 mA* (*not applicable to some countries).
Précautions
•Do not place your cabinet in an area likely to be flooded.
•Do not position your cabinet near to a source of heat or expose it to
the effects of direct sunlight.
•Prevent water from splashing on the entire rear section of the appliance.
•Position your appliance so that there is a minimum space of 5 – 10 cm
between the wall and the rear wall of your cabinet.
•If you are positioning your cabinet under a work surface, leave a
minimum space of 5 cm all around the appliance including under the
work surface. Allow for a ventilation grill on the work surface
(recommended).
•Arrange the power lead so that it is accessible and does not come into
contact with any component of the appliance..
•Slightly tilt the cabinet backwards to adjust the front feet (adjusted by
screwing or unscrewing), so that you can level your cabinet (use of a
spirit level is recommended).
•Install the carbon filter, which you will find inside your cabinet's
"accessories" packet, by placing it in the air circulation hole located
inside the cabinet on the top left hand side (see diagram below).
•Adjust the 4 feet of the cabinet (by screwing in or out), so that your
wine cabinet stands perfectly level (we recommend using a spirit level).
•Never obstruct the front ventilation grid.
•Take the power lead (which you will find inside your cabinet's
"accessories" packet) and connect it to the socket provided at the rear
bottom left of the cabinet (see diagram below).
•For the first use, the carbon filter alarm will be displayed. Reset the filter
counter to 365 (see chapter 7, § VI).
Beware: any changing of the control panel LED should only be
carried out by a qualified electrician.
5 - installing your Wine caBinet
When moving the cabinet, do not tilt it more than
45° and always on the lateral side, on the side of the
flexible cord.

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5 - installing your Wine caBinet
Wall fixing of the cabinet
For large models, if the wine cabinet is not being built in, it is essential
to secure it to the wall to prevent it from tipping forward. You will find
all the necessary parts in the accessories bag supplied with the unit. For
installation (see diagram below):
1 Loosen the screws A.
2 Attach the bracket Bto the cabinet with the screws A.
3 Clip the nut Cto this bracket B(preferably choose the hole nearest
to the cabinet).
Warning: make sure that the part is correctly clipped by
pulling upwards by hand.The clip must not come out.
4 Preposition the wall bracket D(on the nut to determine the position
for drilling the holes for the wall-mounting screws,
5 Drill the holes then attach the wall bracket Dwith suitable screws E.
Warning: ensure that the wall fixing can withstand a tensile
force of 100 kg.
6 Tighten screw Gwith the washer Funtil it is screwed fully in and
there is contact between the wall bracket Dand the nut C.
Only full tightening of the screw will ensure correct fixing of the unit.
Repeat the installation on the other side of the cabinet.
G
F
C
A
B
E
D
x6
A B C D
Dimensions for solid, glass or full glass door:
A maxi A mini BC mini
059 832 816 Solid door 555 821
Glass door 549
Full glass 548
259 1792 1776 Solid door 572 1781
Glass door 566
Full glass 565
1. Building in
600 min.
560 min.
C
594
B
A
A Hinge without pin
B Flush fitting hinge
C Pillar (model 059 only)
D No. 25 Torx screw

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5 - installing your Wine caBinet
Dimensions for a technical door:
059 259
A maxi 853 1813
A mini 837 1797
B 548 565
C mini 842 1802
Changing the hinges
1 Loosen the three screws using the Torx “T25” tool.
2 Remove the upper hinge.
3 Remove the grommets gently using a fine blade.
Precautions: If you lift off the glass door of the cabinet, never place it on
its edges which may cause it to break.
Precautions: When closing the door, check that the seal adheres
correctly to the cabinet so that it is airtight.
•Fit the hinge with pin Busing the screws so that the door is parallel
to the cabinet.
•Fit the hinge without pin Awith the screws.
1
2
3
7
6
4
5
A
B
594
600
570 mini
A
C
B

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5 - installing your Wine caBinet
•If necessary, use the hexagonalpillars that you will find in the
"accessories" bag.
•Tilt the unit forward, taking care to keepthe door closed.
•Unscrew the rear feet and install the pillars, using a 17 mm flat spanner.
•Screw the 2 rear feet back onto the pillars.
The mains power socket must be accessible after installation of
the unit.
For medium and large models, it is essential to secure the
cabinet to the wall to prevent it from tipping forward. Have
your cabinet checked by a professional to confirm that it is fixed
to the furniture and that the furniture is fixed to the wall.
Attachment of a furniture door with a technical door
•Position the cabinet level under the work surface or in the furniture.
•Open the cabinet door 90°.
•Fix the facing of the kitchen furniture to the cabinet door (8 screws
supplied).
•Check that the seal is airtight.
Installing a cabinet within a high level kitchen unit
For safety reasons, we do not advise installing the wine cabinet
in a kitchen unit.
If this is the case, check with a furniture specialist that the unit
supporting the equipment and the surrounding furniture can
support the weight of the cabinet when filled with full bottles,
or 200 kg. Have its stability checked by this specialist when
opening the door and removing shelves loaded with full bottles.
Adjusting the mounting feet and attachment (only when the
cabinet is empty)
•The 4 feet of the wine cabinet are adjustable in height so that the height
below the work surface orin the unit can be adjusted, and to align the
door with adjacent furniture.
1
2
3
3 min.
•Repeat these operations for the 2 front feet, taking good care to tilt the
unit backwards.
Never obstruct the front ventilation grille which would impair the
operation of the wine cabinet
•Use the correct screws to secure the wine cabinet under the work
surface or in the unit through the holes provided in the hinges.
Precautions: on the side of the axis of rotation of the door,positionthe
latter a minimum of 3 mm from adjacent furniture.

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5 - installing your Wine caBinet
To turn the logo round (solid doors only)
1 Unscrew the screw with a tool Torx T20 screwdriver.
2 Remove the cam.
3 Unscrew the nut with a no. 28 spanner (provided in the accessories
bag).
4 Remove the lock while holding the logo support.
5 Taking care, transfer (to the lock side) the logo support.
6 Remove the logo support.
1I. Reversibility of the lock
Place the lock so that the key hole is vertical, and always
directed downwards.
4
1
2
3
5
6
7 9
7 Gently press the "EuroCave" logo to loosen it from the logo support.
8 Rotate the logo 180° before repositioning it on the logo support.
9 Replace the logo support
10 Replace the lock with the slot vertical and pointing downwards.
11 Tighten the plastic nut first by hand as far as possible, then with a
28 spanner (provided in the accessories bag) maximum 1/2 turn of
the spanner).
12 Attach the cam to the end of the lock with the screw and with a
TX20 Torx spanner supplied in the accessories bag.

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5 - installing your Wine caBinet
1II.Alternative hanging of a door (solid or glass)
x3 x2x3
C E
x6
DB GF H JA
1
2
4
3
You can change which way it opens. Proceed as follows (example for
changing a right hand door to a left hand door):
5 Loosen the door pivot guide.
6 Remove the grommets gently using a fine blade and in its place fit the
pin. Relocate the grommet on the opposite side.
6
5
9 Turn the door 180°.
Warning: the glazed doors are very heavy.Take all necessary
precautions not to injure yourself or drop the door.
10 Replace the door on its pivot guide.
12
11
13
9
1 Loosen the three screws using the Torx “T25” tool.
2 Remove the upper hinge.
3 Remove the grommets gently using a fine blade.
4 Lift the door from the lower hinge by opening the door slightly and
then lifting it.
11 Relocate the upper hinge.
12 Relocate the hinge in such a way so that the door is parallel with the
case. Check (by closing the door) that the seal adheres well to the
housing and is leak proof.
13 Replace the grommets.
7 Loosen the four screws.
8 Locate the foot on the other side of the housing using the screws.
8
7
A Upper hinge
B Grommets
C Grommets
D Torx screw
E Torx screw
F Closing clip
G Lower hinge
H Door pivot guide
J Door axis plug

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6 - arrangement - storage
Your wine cabinet EuroCave has been designed to evolve. Depending on the model, it can be adapted to your requirements and be modified in
terms of storage.
Advice on arranging your wine cabinet
Your EuroCave wine cabinet has been designed to store a maximum
number of bottles in total safety. We recommend that you abide by the
following few suggestions in order that the maximum storage capacity can
be obtained.
•Make sure that you distribute your bottles as evenly as possible onto the
various shelves contained in your cabinet so as to spread the weight
equally. Also take care that your bottles do not touch the cabinet's back
wall.
•Make sure you distribute your bottles evenly throughout the height of
the wine cabinet (avoid loading all bottles at the top or all bottles at the
bottom).
•Be sure to observe the storage recommendations in accordance with
the type of storage facility provided by your cabinet. Never stack more
than one layer of bottles on a sliding shelf.
•If you have sliding shelves, for easy day to day access it is a good idea to
place them in the upper part of your wine cabinet.
•For this reason, place one or two bottles of each of your
various wines on the sliding shelves and your reserve stock on
the storage shelves. Then all you have to do is top them up as
required.
•When using your wine cabinet, never pull out more than one
sliding shelf at a time.
Warning: Never modify the position of your wine cabinet's
bracing bar, and never manoeuvre this part when the cabinet is
stocked.
Adding sliding shelves
When you purchase your wine cabinet, the dimensions of the sliding
shelves have been adjusted so that they fit perfectly into the interior
of your cabinet. In the event that you purchase another sliding shelf, if
necessary, you can adjust it yourself. To do this, loosen the right and left
screws 1of the first slider 2(2 screws), then adjust the slide to the
width required and retighten the screws. Repeat the procedure for the
second slider (if required).
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Various storage methods
Universal storage shelf
Ref.:AXLNH
Universal sliding shelf,
fitted with the
"Main du sommelier"
Ref.:ACMSC
Optional articulated
presentation for
ACMSC shelves
Ref.:AOPRES
Capacity: 50 bottles
Max. weight: 85 kg
Capacity: 8 bottles Capacity: 9 bottles
with 5 inclined
The layout of your wine cabinet can be modified according to your requirements.
Refer to pages 72 to 74 to look at arrangement examples.
How to use the storage shelf (Ref.AXLNH)
To store bottles of Bordeaux:
Turn each metal rod so that it is in contact with
the wall of the cabinet. Storage for 4 rows at the
front and 5 rows at the back, or 50 bottles*.
To store bottles of Burgundy:
Remove themetal rods.
Storage on 7 levels, 8 bottles on each level, or
56 bottles*
* Each shelf is fitted with a label holder.

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Wall
Guide
•Fully unload the sliding shelf.
•Then lift out the sliding tray by sliding it forwards whilst at the same time lifting it from the front.
•Find the runner guides on the left and right and remove.
•Reinstall them in the new position (see diagram below).
Change position of a sliding shelf
Guide
Sliding shelf
Wall
Guide
Wall
Guide
A. Setting up the rear part of the guide B. Setting up the front part of the guide
Wall
Guide
C.Then replace the sliding shelf
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1I-A. Description (1-temperature model V059 - V259)
P O L
FEDCBA G H I
N M K J
A Lighting mode
B Door open alarm
C Temperature zone
D Fault sensor alarm
E Temperature alarm
F Carbon filter alarm
G Validation and settings access button
H Selection and adjustment buttons
I Lighting mode validation and access button
J Carbon filter counter log access button
K Standby status button
L Threshold humidity alarm
M Relative humidity level display
N Hot circuit indicator light
O Cold circuit indicator light
P Temperatures display
III-A.Temperature settings
The touch keys are very sensitive.There
is no need to push the keys very hard.A
simple, gentle touch is enough to
register the setting. Think to lift your
finger from the control panel between
each touch.
5 sec.
Press the key for 5 s to activate.
1 Press the key about 5 s.
The display starts to flash.
3 Press the button to validate.
2 Press the or keys to set the desired temperature.
Converting your maturing cabinet into a service cabinet: you
can use your 1-temperature maturing cabinet as a service
cabinet in order to bring your white and red wine to tasting
temperature (setting range between 5° to 20 °C/41° to
68 °F):
•
white wines: recommended setting between 6° to 10 °C
(43° to 50 °F)
•
red wines: recommended setting between 15° to 18 °C
(59° to 64 °F).
This cabinet can therefore be used as a specific white or red
wine service cabinet.
The value on the display is the actual temperature inside the
cabinet, it is therefore necessary to wait before your new setting
takes effect.
7 - commissioning your Wine caBinet
•The default setting is 12 °C/54 °F (ideal maturing temperature).
However, this setting can be adjusted between 5 and 20 °C (41° and
68 °F).
•Recommended maturing setting range: 10 to 14 °C (50° to 57 °F).
WARNING: to operate correctly your cabinet should be located in a
room with a temperature between 0° and 35 °C (32° and 95 °F).
1. Connection
Have your plug checked (presence of fuses, amps and 30 mA circuit breaker).
Do not plug several cabinet into a multi-socket.
Check your type of wine cabinet
Press the and keys simultaneously.
To ensure that your cabinet functions optimally, we
recommend that you fill it to at least 75 % of its
capacity.

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7 - commissioning your Wine caBinet
II-B. Description (multi-temperatures model S059 - S259)
O N
F CEDCBA G H I
M L K J
A Lighting mode
B Door open alarm
C Temperature zone concerned
D Fault sensor alarm
E Temperature alarm
F Carbon filter alarm
G Validation and settings access button
H Selection and adjustment buttons
I Lighting mode validation and access button
J Carbon filter counter log access button
K Standby status button
L Highest cabinet temperature display
M Hot circuit indicator light
N Cold circuit indicator light
O Lowest cabinet temperature display
III-B.Temperature settings
5 sec.
Press the key for 5 s to activate.
1 Press the key about 5 s.
The display starts to flash.
3 Press the button to validate.
The right-hand display is flashing. 4 Press the or keys set the temperature of the upper section
of the cabinet
5 Press the button to validate.
2 Press the or keys to set the temperature of the lower
section of the cabinet.
•The default setting for the lowest temperature range is 8 °C (46 °F).
However, this setting can be adjusted between 5 and 12 °C (41° and
54 °F).
•The default setting for the highest temperature range is 18 °C (64 °F).
However, this setting can be adjusted between 15 and 22 °C (59° and
72 °F).
WARNING: to operate correctly your cabinet should be located in a
room with a temperature between 12 and 35 °C (54° and 95 °F).
The value on the display is the actual temperature inside the
cabinet, it is therefore necessary to wait before your new setting
takes effect.
Recommended setting range for the lowest temperature: 7 to 9 °C (45° to 48 °F).
Recommended setting range for the highest temperature: 17 to 20 °C (62° to 68 °F).
The touch keys are very sensitive.There
is no need to push the keys very hard.A
simple, gentle touch is enough to
register the setting. Think to lift your
finger from the control panel between
each touch.

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You can consult the counter by pressing the key.
VI. Carbon filter counter log display
V. Lighting mode adjustment
When activating or replacing the filter, adjust the counter to 365.
1 Press the key.
The display is flashing.
3 Press the button to validate.
The alarm display go out.
2 Press the key to adjust to 365.
1 Press the button.
The active mode light flashes.
2 Press the or keys to set the desired mode.
3 Press the button to validate.
The alarm display go out.
The carbon filter must be changed annually.
There are 3 possible lighting settings:
Lighting all the time (for mood lighting when using a glass door
cabinet, for example).
Lighting when door opens (it goes out when the door is closed).
Lighting disabled.
Usage precautions: intense light, never look directly into the
beam.
7 - commissioning your Wine caBinet
IV. Humidity level display
Your wine cabinet is fitted with a function for measuring the level of
hygrometry, enabling you to visualise the level of relative humidity inside
your apparatus.
The ideal level of hygrometry is above 50 %, ideally located between 60
and 75 %.
If you would like to increase the level of relative humidity in your cabinet,
pour the equivalent of a glass of water on the humidity cassette.You need
to remove the bottles before.
2 sec.
In a particularly dry environment and/or in climatic
conditions that are not very favourable (e.g. winter),
you can use the “Hygro++” humidity kit which allows
you to increase the level of humidity inside your wine
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Maintenance operations to be carried out every 3 months
•Remove the 2 screws from the grille with a no. 2 hexagonal spanner (provided int the accessories bag).
•Remove the grille, take out the filter and place under running water.
•Leave to dry and refit the assembly.
Maintenance operations to be carried out approximately once a year
•Unplug and unload the appliance.
•Clean the condenser at the back of the appliance, removing dust with a vacuum cleaner.
•Clean the inside of the compartments with water and a gentle cleaning product.
•Rinse thoroughly.
•Replace the active carbon filter housed in the upper ventilation hole in your cabinet (see chapter 5).
Manually remove the carbon filter. It is available from your usual dealer. It must be replaced using a
manufacturer guaranteed part.
•Check that the door seals are in good condition.
Possible incidents Causes Corrective action
The icon displays The temperature
has not dropped
below the limit of
±4°C / 39°F
Check the door is closed properly.
Check the condition of the door hinge.
If you have placed a large number of bottles in your cabinet in the past few hours,
wait a short while then check the temperature again..
If the alarm persists, contact your EuroCave dealer.
The icon is still displayed even
though I have performed the corrective
action above
Operating faults Disconnect the cabinet and contact your EuroCave dealer.
The icon displays Open door alarm Ensure the door is closed properly.
The icon flashes The relative
humidity rate
falls below 65 %
for more than 72
hours
•Add a glass of water on the humidity cassette (see chapter 7, § IV).
•In order to obtain the time interval for adding water, count the number of days
between the 1st day when water was added and the day when the pictogram was
displayed.
After a few hours the icon will go out.
The apparatus cannot lower the humidity
to the desired level.
•Empty the cabinet, remove the humidity cassette and clean the tank.
•Remove the tube positioned on the bottom of the tank.The humidity will be
directly removed from the apparatus.
•Adjust the level of humidity to 75 % but do not install the pozzolana cassettes
or replace them with new ones.
Call the EuroCave dealer is the problem persists despite these different actions.
The icon displays Carbon filter
alarm
Replace the carbon filter (see chapter 5).
The icon displays Temperature
sensor defect
alarm
Contact your EuroCave dealer.
If your appliance appears to be functioning abnormally, contact your EuroCave dealer.
Monitoring your wine cabinet’s performance and
informing your stockist if a fault occurs are the best way
of ensuring that your appliance provides you with years
of faithful service.
8 - everyday maintenance
9 - operating faults
Your EuroCave wine cabinet is an appliance with tried and tested performance.
Your appliance is equipped with a frost prevention
device to protect you in the event of a cold circuit
failure.
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Standards
Your product meets the following standards:
1 SAFETY 2006/95/CE
Standards EN60335-1: 2002+A1+A2+A11+A12+A13
EN60335-2-24: 2003+A1+A2+A11
2 CEM 2004/108/CE
Standard EN55014-1/2
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Compact 59
Height Width Depth Weight when
empty kg
Permitted temperature range Consumption per
24 h* (kWh)
mm mm mm T° min T° max
1 temperature
V059 832 594 555 43 0°C / 32°F 35°C / 95°F 0,76
V259 1792 594 572 64 0°C / 32°F 35°C / 95°F 1,02
Multi-temperatures
S059 832 594 555 43 12°C / 54°F 35°C / 95°F 1,03
S259 1792 594 572 64 12°C / 54°F 35°C / 95°F 1,05
* Consumption per 24 hrs, measured with an external temperature
of 25°C/77°F with glass door.
Setting accuracy: +/-1°C/34 °F, Display accuracy: +/- 1 °C/34 °F. The use of glass doors can alter the performance of your wine
cabinet in some extreme temperature conditions.
Models with solid doors consume approximately 20% less
energy.

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11 - simulations de rangement
11 - storage layout examples
11 - lagerungs-Beispiele
11 - simulaciones de colocación