Vintec V190SG2e BK User manual

V190SG2e BK
GB Instructions for use
DK Brugsanvisning

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In case this appliance contains hydrocar-
bon refrigerant please refer to guidelines
listed below.
As the appliance contains a ammable
refrigerant, it is essential to ensure that the
refrigerant pipes are not damaged.
Standard EN378 species that the room in
which you install your appliance must have
a volume of 1m³ per 8 g of hydrocarbon
refrigerant used in the appliances. This is
to avoid the formation of ammable gas/
air mixtures in the room where the appli-
ance is located in the event of a leak in the
refrigerant circuit. The quantity of the refrig-
erant used in your appliance is indicated on
the rating plate.
WARNING: Keep ventilation openings in
the appliance’s cabinet or in
the built-in structure clear of
obstruction
WARNING: Do not use other mechanical
devices or other means to ac-
celerate the defrosting process
than those recommended by
the manufacturer
WARNING: Do not damage the refrigerant
system
WARNING: Do not use electrical appli-
ances inside the refrigerated
storage compartment, unless
they are of a type recommend-
ed by the manufacturer
WARNING: Do not expose the appliance
to rain
WARNING: This appliance is not intended
for use by young children or
inrm persons unless they
have been adequately super-
vised by a responsible person
to ensure that they can use
the appliance safely. Young
children should be supervised
to ensure that they do not play
with the appliance
●
● Always keep the keys in a separate
placeand out of reach of children
● Before servicing or cleaning the appli-
ance, unplug the appliance from the
mains or disconnect the electrical power
supply
● If the supply cord is damaged, it must be
replaced by the manufacturer, its service
agent, or similarly qualied persons in
order to avoid a hazard
●Relevant for Australia: Supply cord
tted with a plug complies with AS/NZS
3112.
● Frost formation on the interior evaporator
wall and upper parts is a natural phenom-
enon. Therefore, the appliance should
be defrosted during normal cleaning or
maintenance
●Please note that changes to the appli-
ance construction will cancel all warranty
and product liability
●This appliance is intended to be used
exclusively for the storage of wine
CLASS 1 LED PRODUCT
Warning

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Get to know your wine cooler
g.1
Lighting
Control panel
Charcoal lter
Wooden shelf
Sealing strip
Nameplate
Kick plate
Lock
Adjustable feet
(On some models it is
placed on the back side)

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Placement.
For safety and operational reasons, the ap-
pliance must not be installed outdoors.
The appliance should be placed on a level
surface in a dry, well ventilated room (max.
75% relative air humidity). Never place the
appliance close to sources of heat such as
cookers or radiators, and avoid placing it in
direct sunlight.
Ambient temperature.
The climate class is stated on the name-
plate (see page 7 and page 13). This
species the optimum ambient temperature.
Wine coolers with winter position, however,
function at ambient temperatures as low as
5ºC.
Climate class Optimum room tem-
perature
SN +10 ºC to +32 ºC
N +16 ºC to +32 ºC
ST +18 ºC to +38 ºC
T +18 ºC to +43 ºC
Installation
The surface on which the appliance is to be
placed must be level. Do not use a frame or
similar.
The appliance can be installed as a free-
standing unit against a wall, built into a
kitchen element, or lined up with other ap-
pliances (gs 2-3).
Installation and start-upContents
On receipt, check to ensure that the ap-
pliance has not been damaged during
transport. Transport damage should be
reported to the local distributor before the
wine cooler is put to use.
Remove the packaging. Clean the inside of
the cabinet using warm water with a mild
detergent. Rinse with clean water and dry
thoroughly (see cleaning instructions). Use
a soft cloth.
If during transport the appliance has been
laid down, or if it has been stored in cold
surroundings (colder than + 5°C), it must be
allowed to stabilise in an upright position for
at least an hour before being switched on.
Before use
Warning ..................................................2
Get to know your wine cooler.................3
Before use. .............................................4
Installation and start-up ..........................4
Technical data. .......................................7
Reversible door ......................................8
Operation and function .........................10
Defrosting, cleaning and
maintenance.........................................18
Fault nding..........................................19
Warranty, spare parts and service........ 20
Disposal................................................21
Safety instructions ............................Back

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The appliance viewed from
above.
If the appliance is placed beside a wall,
there must be sufcient room for its door
to be opened wide enough to allow the
shelves to be pulled out (g. 4).

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The distance pieces on the rear of the ap-
pliance ensure sufcient air circulation. Fit
the two caps supplied with the appliance as
shown in g. 7.
g. 7
Ventilation.
It is important that the appliance be well
ventilated and that air can circulate unhin-
dered above, below and around it.
The gures below illustrate how the neces-
sary air circulation around the appliance
can be ensured (gs 5).
g. 5
100
100
100
min .30
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g. 8
It is important that the appliance be abso-
lutely level. It can be levelled by screwing
the adjustable feet at the front of the appli-
ance up or down (g 8).
Use a spirit level to check that the appliance
is absolutely level sideways.
Setting up
This device complies with relevant EU
directives including Low Voltage Directive
2006/95 EEC. and Electromagnetic Compa-
tibility Directive 2004/108/EC
The rating/name plate provides various
technical information as well as type and
serial number.
Technical data
Max. 85 kg.

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Reversible door
Follow the instructions carefully
NOTE: Before you start the unit needs to be disconnected from the main grid.
We recommend that the change of door is done by a technician (we recommend two persons)
Helping material:
4 mm Allen key;
Flat-headed screwdriver
Torx 20 (TX20) screwdriver
2. Place the appliance on its back (prefera-
bly on a soft foundation)
1. Open the door, unscrew the two screws
xing the bottom cover (Torx20). Do not
remove the cover yet.
3. Loosen the upper hinge and remove it ( 4
mm Allen key)

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4. Dismount the bottom cover (the build-
in snap function in each side can be
unsnapped with the at-headed screw-
driver).
5. Place the bottom cover with glass front
down, on an additional support, so the
wires are not stretched.
6. The door LED wires have to be dis-
mounted from the connector on the
bottom cover (pure black & black / white
stripe wires). Push the top release down
to free the wire ends. (Note: the pure
black wire is + and corresponds to the
red wire on opposite side. The black /
white stripe wire is 0 (neutral) and corre-
sponds to the black wire on the opposite
side – this is important when the wires
are to be mounted later)
7. To reverse the bottom glass, the brackets
need to be removed. Loosen the screw
and the bracket incl. screw and bolt
slides of the plastic prole.
NOTE: Now the glass is loose.

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10.Unscrew the lock pin (using the at-hea-
ded screwdriver) and remove it.
8. Lift the bottom sheet metal part and turn
the glass so the lock hole ts the other
ends round Ø hole concentric. Place the
sheet metal part on the glass again, and
mount the brackets onto the plastic pro-
le in each end again. Don’t over tighten
the screws.
Note: The nut has to t into the centre
groove.
11.Pull up the lock cylinder and ret both
lock cylinder and lock pin in opposite
side.
9. The door has to be moved up from the
hinge.

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13.Dismount the bottom hinge pin and t it
on the opposite side.
Note: The bush must also be moved.
12. Pull the LED wires gently out of the bot-
tom hinge pin.
14.Turn the door, so the glass side is down
(Note: Place something between the
glass and the other surface (cabinet) so
scratch are minimized).
Then loosen the gasket on the low end of
the door by pulling.
15. Pull the LED wires up and out.

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16.Replace the wires into the plastic groove
and lead them to the other side.
17.Push the wires through the oblong hole
and through the new hinge hole.This can
be a bit tricky so try to mount only one
wire rst
18.Then tape the second wire end to the
rst wire and pull them both fully through
(remove tape subsequently).

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19.Make sure the wires are tted into the
plastic groove and mount the gasket. It’s
important to check that the sealing strip
provides a tight seal all the way round.
If it does not, carefully heat the strip all
the way round using a hair dryer. Then
ease the strip slightly outwards so that it
forms a tight seal against the cabinet. Be
careful not to heat the strip so much that
it melts!
21.Pull the wire through the bushing before
mounting it into the door hinge hole.
20.Dismount the door hinge bushing and
mount it on opposide side.
22.Reverse the door again and displace it
a little on the cabinet proportion to the
botton hinge.

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23.Pull the two wires through the bottom
hinge pin....
24.… and through the wire hole in the pla-
stic column.
25.Remount the wires (se under # 6) and
make sure that they are rmly secured.
26.Pusch the door back in place over the
hinge pin and pull the wires simultane-
ously so the wire do not get stuck.

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27.Dismount the top door bushing and
mount it on opposite side.
28.Dismount the plastic caps on the top of
the cabinet and mount them on opposite
side.
29.Make sure that the door is aligned with
the cabinet before mounting the top
hinge.
30. Remount the bottom front cover. Place
the unit vertically again and mount the
tow screws (see under # 1).
Note: Important: Wait approx. ½ hour
before connecting the unit to the main
grid.
Note: If the door LEDs don’t give out light
but the top LED in the cabinet is shin-
ing, it’s most likely that the wires are not
mounted correctly into the connector.
(See under # 6 & 25)

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Operation and function
g. 9
Electronic control
The electronic control ensures that the
temperatures set at the top and at the bot-
tom of the appliance are maintained. This is
achieved by means of an advanced control
of the refrigeration system, the heating ele-
ment, and the fan. The set temperature will
be stored in the event of power failure.
The electronic control has the following
functions:
● On/off switch
●Light switch*
● Temperature setting
● Temperature indication
● Alarm for too high and too low tempera-
tures
● Door alarm
* The light may either be turned on
constantly or only when the door is open.
Temperature indication
The display shows the actual temperature.
The upper digits of the display indicate the
temperature at the top of the appliance, and
the lower digits of the display indicate the
temperature at the bottom of the appliance.
The temperature indicator is equipped with
a built-in lter which simulates the actual
temperature in the bottles. Consequently,
the indicator does not react on short-term
uctuations of the air temperature
Temperature setting
The thermostat is equipped with a child lock
device. This device is activated by pushing
the “up and down” buttons simultaneously.
After approx. 3 seconds “Pof” ashes in the
display. Then the actual temperatures are
shown as usual. In addition, the set tem-
peratures can be shown by pushing SET1
and SET2, respectively.
The child lock device is cancelled by push-
ing the “up and down” buttons simultane-
ously. After approx. 3 seconds “Pon” ashes
in the display, and the temperature can be
set.
Temperature setting at the top
of the appliance
Push SET1. Then the temperature at the
top of the appliance can be adjusted up and
down by means of the “up and down” but-
tons. The temperature can be adjusted from
8 to 22°C, however so that the temperature
cannot be set at a lower temperature than
the actual set point for the bottom tempera-
ture sensor.

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Operation and function
Two-zone setting for serving
temperature
Typical serving temperature settings for the
top and bottom sections are 16°C and 6°C
respectively. With these settings, a suitable
temperature gradient will be achieved in
the cabinet for the storage of various types
of wine distributed from top to bottom as
follows:
● heavy red wines +16 to +19°C
●rosé and light red wines +12 to +16°C
●white wines +10 to +12°C
● champagne and sparkling wines +6 to
+8°C
It is recommended that wine be served at a
temperature which is a couple of degrees
lower than the desired drinking temperature
as the wine will be warmed slightly when it
is poured into the glass.
Single-zone setting for long-
term storage
For long-term wine storage, the top and bot-
tom sections should both be set at 12°C.
With identical settings for the top and bot-
tom sections, the controls will maintain an
even temperature throughout the cabinet.
However, the temperature in the room will
gradually affect the temperature in the
cabinet through its door and sides, creating
a slight temperature gradient from top to
Temperature setting at the bot-
tom of the appliance
Push SET2. Then the temperature at the
bottom of the appliance can be adjusted up
and down by means of the “up and down”
buttons. The temperature can be adjusted
from 5 to 22°C, however so that the tem-
perature cannot be set at a higher tempera-
ture than the actual set point for the upper
temperature sensor.
Alarm devices
There is a sub-alarm for the low-temper-
ature sensor and an excess-alarm for the
high-temperature sensor.
The alarm consists of a beeper and a warn-
ing on the display.
Alarm for high temperature: beep sound
+ alternating display of “HtA” and actual
temperature
Alarm for low temperature: beep sound
+ alternating display of “LtA” and actual
temperature
The alarm temperature depends on the set
points.
The beep sound can be cancelled by push-
ing a random thermostat button. Push the
on/off button to erase the display alarm,
rst for cancelling the alarm, then again for
restarting the compressor.
Door alarm
When the door has been open for more
than 2 minutes the door alarm is activated.
Light
To turn off the lights, press once
Permanent lighting
For presentation purposes of your wine,
you can turn the lights permanently. Please
press the light switch image twice. To
switch off the lights press on again.

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Automatic defrosting.
The wine cooler is defrosted automatically.
Defrost water runs through a pipe and is
collected in a tray above the compressor
where the heat generated by the compres-
sor causes it to evaporate. The defrost
water tray should be cleaned at intervals.
Cleaning.
Before cleaning the appliance, unplug it
from the main supply. The cabinet is best
cleaned using warm water (max. 65°C) with
a little mild detergent. Never use cleaning
agents that scour. Use a soft cloth. Rinse
with clean water and dry thoroughly. The
defrost water channel, in which condensa-
tion from the evaporator runs, is located
at the bottom of the rear inside wall of the
cabinet and must be kept clean. Add a few
drops of disinfectant, e.g. Rodalon, to the
defrost water drain a couple of times a year,
and clean the drain using a pipe cleaner or
similar. Never use sharp or pointed imple-
ments.
The sealing strip around the door must be
cleaned regularly to prevent discolouration
and prolong service life. Use clean water.
After cleaning the sealing strip, check that it
continues to provide a tight seal.
Dust collecting on the condenser on the
rear of the cabinet, the compressor and
in the compressor compartment is best
removed using a vacuum cleaner.
Defrosting, cleaning
and maintenance
bottom. The controls will maintain the set
temperature at the bottom of the cabinet,
and any deviation from the setting will
therefore occur at the top.
The difference will vary from 0 to 3°C, de-
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Fault nding
Fault Possible cause Remedy
The appliance is not
working.
The appliance is switched off.
Power failure; the fuse is blown;
the appliance is not plugged in
correctly.
Press the on/off switch.
Check that power is connected.
Reset the fuse.
Water collects in
the bottom of the
cabinet.
The defrost water pipe is
blocked.
Clean the defrost water channel
and the drain hole on the rear
wall of the cabinet.
Vibration or
bothersome noise.
The appliance is not level.
The appliance is resting against
other kitchen elements.
Containers or bottles inside the
cabinet are rattling against one
another.
Level the appliance using a spirit
level.
Move the appliance away from
the kitchen elements or appli-
ances it is in contact with.
Move containers and/or bottles
apart.
Compressor runs
continuously.
High room temperature. Ensure adequate ventilation.
P1 is shown on the
display.
The upper sensor is disconnect-
ed or short-circuited.
Call for service. The temperature
within the entire cabinet is main-
tained at the higher of the two
setpoints until the fault has been
corrected.
P2 is shown on the
display.
The lower sensor is disconnected
or short-circuited.
Call for service. The temperature
within the entire cabinet is main-
tained at the higher of the two
setpoints until the fault has been
corrected.

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Warranty, spare parts and service
Warranty disclaimer
Faults and damage caused directly or
indirectly by incorrect operation, misuse,
insufcient maintenance, incorrect building,
installation or mains connection. Fire, ac-
cident, lightening, voltage variation or other
electrical interference, including defective
fuses or faults in mains installations.
Repairs performed by others than approved
service centres and any other faults and
damage that the manufacturer can sub-
stantiate are caused by reasons other than
manufacturing or material faults are not
covered by the warranty.
Please note that changes to the construc-
tion of the appliance or changes to the
component equipment of the appliance will
invalidate warranty and product liability, and
the appliance cannot be used lawfully. The
approval stated on rating plate will also be
invalidated.
Transport damage discovered by the buyer
is primarily a matter to be settled between
the buyer and the distributor, i.e. the dis-
tributor must ensure that such complaints
are resolved to the buyer’s satisfaction.
Before calling for technical assistance,
please check whether you are able to rectify
the fault yourself. If your request for assist-
ance is unwarranted, e.g. if the appliance
has failed as a result of a blown fuse or
incorrect operation, you will be charged
the costs incurred by your call for technical
assistance.
Spare parts
When ordering spare parts, please state
the type, serial and product numbers of
your appliance. This information is given on
the rating plate. The rating plate contains
various technical information, including type
and serial numbers.
Product numbers