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Door Stop Adjustment

Your wine cellar is factory set at 110° door stop position. To change to

either the 90° or 120° position, remove door stop pin located in the

bottom hinge using a 3/16” allen wrench. For 120° swing, move pin to

utmost forward stop hole. For 90° swing, move pin to utmost rear stop

hole.

90° stop

(farthest from unit)

Home Security System Connection

The wine cellar may be connected to your home security system to

protect your wine while away from home. Contact a qualified technician

or your home security system representative and refer to the wine cellar

installation instructions.

Wine Storage Guidelines

Wines that are stored for a long period of time should be stored at a

stable temperature in a dark, vibration free environment. Wines stored

for a short term (six months) can be stored at 55°F (13°C), or they can be

stored at temperatures optimal for serving. The chart on the next page

provides recommended serving temperatures for different types of

wines.

•The ambient temperature of the room you locate your wine cellar in

could affect the temperature in your wine cellar if the room

temperature is lower than the wine cellar compartment setting. The

wine cellar is designed to cool, not heat the stored wines.

Temperatures inside the wine cellar cannot be higher than room

temperatures outside of the wine cellar. The wine cellar is designed

to perform at room temperatures of 70°F (21°C) and above.

•In certain conditions, the temperature of the middle zone can vary up

to 5°F (2.8°C) from your selected temperature setting.

Optimal Wine Serving Temperatures

Red wines are generally served from cool to room temperatures (55°F -

65°F [13°C - 18°C]). White wines are served at cellar temperatures (50°F

- 55°F [10°C - 13°C]), and sparkling wines are served at the coolest

temperatures (45°F - 50°F [7°C - 10°C]).

120° stop

(closest to unit)

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