Premier NV-2798WC User manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
WINE COOLER
NV-2798WC
DEAR CUSTOMER
Congratulations for your purchase!
Please read this manual carefully, and keep it for future reference.
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CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK, DO NOT
OPEN
Caution: To reduce the risk of electric shock do not open
this device, there are not serviceable parts for customers.
Please refer any maintenance or repair to qualified
personnel.
Th
is sign means the existence of dangerous voltage at
the inside of the unit, which states a risk of electric shock.
This sign means that there are important instructions of
operation and handling in the manual that comes with this
device.
PREMIER CUSTOMER SERVICE
Venezuela: 0800 – ELECTRIC (353-2874)
Website www.premiermundo.com
E-mail: [e-mail]
NOTE
This unit may be submitted to changes in specifications, characteristics and/or operation without prior
notice to the user, in order to continue improving and developing its technology.

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CAUTION :
The appliance is not intended for use by young children or infirm persons without supervision.
Young children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
Installation
Make sure that the voltage marked on the rating label on the product corresponds with the voltage in
your home.
The appliance is designed to operate at normal room temperatures. Position it away from any heat source
such as a boiler, ovens and heaters which will reduce the cooling efficiency of the chiller. It is also not
advisable to install the appliance in unheated locations such as garages or outbuildings, as these will
impair the operation of the chiller in winter.
The chiller requires space around the casing for efficient cooling and operation. It is designed for
freestanding and not to be built-in.
The chiller must be installed on a firm, flat and level surface for it to work quietly and efficiently. If
necessary, turn the adjustable foot to level the appliance .
Plug the chiller into a nearby power socket and switch on. A humming from the compressor will indicate
that the chiller is running.
Electrical Connections
Your wine cooler requires a grounded outlet. It is not recommended that the ground be bypassed to
allow the unit to be plugged into a two-prong outlet. Use 3 pin plug only. Your wine cooler power rating is
AC115 Volts. 60HZ.
Please only allow trained qualified personnel to work on your wine cooler.
Temperature Setting
Your wine cooler is factory set to provide your investment with an optimum environment for storage and
longevity.
Control Settting:
Temperature Range: MAX: about 7 ℃ -10 ℃
NORMAL: about 11 ℃ -15 ℃
MIN: about 16 ℃ -18 ℃
Your wine cooler should be plugged in and allowed to run for 24 hours before making any temperature
adjustments.
Wine stored in your wine cooler will be at temperature after 10 hours of storage.
Note: Wine is alive. As such it reacts either positively or negatively to its environment. How it is treated will
determine how fat or slow it will age and how it will turn out in the end. Essentially. Wine needs to be kept in a
clean, dark place with good ventilation, where it can be stored vibration free at a constant temperature.
Temperature is the most important factor and the factor that should be sought after above all others. The optimum
temperature is 10 ℃ -12 .However, any constant temperature of within 5 ℃ ℃ -18 will do. More important than the ℃
actual temperature you will be able to achieve, is the degree and rapidity of temperature fluctuation the wine is
subjected to. A slow change of temperature of ten or so degrees between winter and summer is not a problem.
But this kind of fluctuation on a daily or weekly basis will cause damage to your wines and age them prematurely.
You will notice damage of this nature from the sticky deposit that often forms around the capsule. In time, as the
wine expands and contracts, it will damage the integrity of the cork. When this happens, minute quantities of wine
may make its way alongside the cork possibly even allowing oxygen to seep back in.

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Wines kept at too high a temperature will age faster than wines kept at cold temperature. Theoretically,
wines kept at 15
℃ will age twice as fast as those kept at 12 ℃ . At 12 ℃ wines will age so slowly-with
ultimately greater complexity-that you will never have to worry about them.This is not to say the colder
the better. Wine that is stored too cold can develop deposits or other suspensions in the wine. Finally,
keep in mind that white wines are affected far more by temperature problems than red wines.
Trouble Shooting
Trouble Remedial Measures
Q: Your wine cooler is not
getting cold enough, no
matter what it is set at
A: Make sure that the unit is away from direct sunlight and heat
sources.
Check the vent and clean if possible.
Has the unit been running for 24 hours?
Contact Customer Service.
Q: The light does not come
on.
A: Check the light bulb.
Make sure the electrical outlet is providing Consistent power.
Q: The light will not go out. A: Make sure the door is closed.
Contact Customer Service.
Q: The humidity level is too
low.
A: Has the unit been running for 24 hours?
Make sure your unit is away from sunlight and Heat sources.
Make sure the door is closed.
Place a cup of water inside the unit.
Contact Customer Service.
Glass Door
From time to time, depending on the external temperature and humidity level, some condensation may
appear on the glass door. This phenomenon has no effect on the wine and will disappear when the
difference between the external and internal temperature is reduced.
General Information For Wine Storage
1. For a wine lover, a cooler is a necessity. Fine wines are worth paying extra for only if you can store
and eventually serve them in good condition. The principle s behind storing wine are not complex,
difficult to understand or necessarily difficult to achieve. And if you can’t achieve them all, some of
them are better than none. Let’s begin with the ideal. From here, you can then try to approach the
ideal as close as you are able. You are looking to achieve balance and consistency.
2. Maintaining the correct environment is essential if you are going to store your wines for an extended
period of time. The desirable environment is a temperature range of 12 ℃ -13 ℃ and between 55% to
75% humidity. To maintain this environment you must isolate your cellar from any conditions that
would compromise these desired ranges.
3. In the process of cooling a room, air-conditioners and refrigerator driers out the air. They are
designed to perform properly in the 12 ℃ -13 ℃ and 55% to 75% humidity range. Because of this, it is
necessary to buy refrigeration units designed specifically for wine cooler if you want to maintain the
proper environment.

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4. Moderate humidity is important so as to keep the corks in good resilient condition and there by
preventing them from shrinking. A relative humidity of 50%-80% is the acceptable range, but about
70% is recommended. Excessive humidity will not harm the wine but will cause the corks to dry out,
lose their elasticity and there by allow air to get into the bottle.
5. Constant vibration form machinery or a nearby road disturbs red wine’s sediment and can be harmful
to all wine. This is not commonly a problem in the average home as dangerous extremes are rare
and obvious. It should be remembered that excessive sound creates vibrations that may be harmful
as well.
6. Wines should be stored in such a way that you don’t have to move them around to get at a particular
bottle. Once a wine is laid down, it should stay there until it is opened.
7. The space should be free from smells and debris. Extraneous smells can enter through the cork and
contaminate the wine. Proper ventilation will help with this problem and keep the cellar from giving
the wine a musty taste. Finally debris that could be a home to insects that might infect the corks-
untreated wood, food should be removed. Never store fruits, vegetables, cheese or any food that is
capable of fermenting.
8. Table wine is stored horizontally so that the wine stays in contact with the cork. This keeps the cork
moist there by preventing air from entering the wine. Fortified wines other than port, are stored
standing. If bottles are stored with the labels up, it will be easier to see the deposit of sediment that
forms on the opposite side of the bottle when it comes time to open it.

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VOLTAGE : AC115V/60Hz