Carel Controller

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Carel Controller

USER MANUAL
KBU-25 / 50 / 100 / 170 SINGLE ZONE MODELS
CAREL controller
COMPRESSOR REFRIGERATORS
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CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Congratulations
!
!
Thank you for choosing KingsBottle
refrigerators.
Do not operate this appliance for a
minimum of 2 hours once the unit is
located in its final position.
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We are sure you will find your new
appliance an absolute pleasure to use
and that it will bring you many years of
trouble-free operation.
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Before installing and switching this unit
on please read through all of the relevant
sections of this manual to gain an
understanding of your refrigerators
functions, care, and maintenance
requirements.
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To avoid the risks that are present when
using an electrical appliance, it is
important that this unit is installed
correctly. Please read the safety
instructions carefully to avoid any
possibility of misuse, and any unforeseen
hazards.
Chapter
Contents
Page
Part I
Important Safety & Pre-Use Instructions
3
Part II
Diagram & Description of Refrigerator
4
Part III
Installation Instructions
5-6
Part IV
Temperature Setting and Refrigerator Operating
7-10
Part V
Layout & Storage
11
PART VI
Maintenance
12
Part VII
Troubleshooting Guide
13
Part VIII
Technical Data
14
Part IX
Warranty Information
16
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We recommend that you keep this
instruction booklet for future reference
and request that you pass it on to any
future owner.
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After unpacking the appliance, check
thoroughly to ensure that the unit is not
damaged in any way. If in doubt, do not
use the appliance and make immediate
contact with your local customer care
centre.
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FEATURES
PART II
DIAGRAM & DESCRIPTION OF REFRIGERATOR
1 Control board
2 Housing
3 Ventilation DC Fan
4 Shelf
5 Front grill
6 Door hinge
7
8
9
Controller
Door
Adjustable stand feet
YOUR REFRIGERATOR ALSO INCLUDES TWO KEYS TO OPERATE THE ROUNDED LOCKING
MECHANISM WHICH IS SHOWN AT THE LOWER CENTRE POSITION OF THE DIAGRAM.
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INSTALLATION
PART III
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
CUTOUT DIMENSION ILLUSTRATED
KBU-170 SERIES
23.54”W x 26.97”D x 71.69”H
(598W x 685D x 1821H mm)
Included stand height 0.98”(25mm)
KBU-100 SERIES
23.54”W x 26.97”D x 55.43”H (598W
x 685D x 1408H mm) Included stand
height 0.98”(25mm)
MODEL
WIDTH
DEPTH
HEIGHT
KBU-25
494 mm
595 mm
841 mm
KBU-50
23.42”
595mm
23.62”
600mm
33.86”
860mm
0.79”
20mm
KBU-100
23.54”
598mm
26.97”
685mm
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KBU-50 SERIES
23.42”W x 23.62”D x 33.86”H ( 595W x 600D x 860H mm )
Included stand height 0.79” (20mm)
INCLUDED STAND HEIGHT
KBU-25 SERIES
15.01”W x 24.03”D x 34.87”H ( 381W x 610D x 885H mm )
Included stand height 0.98” (25mm)
NOTE
This free-standing model can be built in to cabinetry if
adequate ventilation is supplied. Allow a minimum of 3/4” on
either side, 2” at the rear, and 3/4” on top.
These front-venting models can be built in to cabinetry.
Builders should allow an additional 1/2” either side of the
unit, plus 1” behind the unit and 1/2” on top. These
additional spaces allow units to be placed in position easily,
and without power cords being damaged. This also allow
hot air that is vented from the front to rise quickly and clear
the cool air intake manifold. These clearances help to keep
power consumption to a minimum and prolong the life of
your refrigerator
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INSTALLATION
PART III
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
A. GENERAL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
1. These appliances can be used as a free standing or built-in unit. See the minimum clearances for built-in usage.
2. Place your refrigerator on a flat solid floor that is strong enough to support the unit when it is fully loaded. To level your refrigerator,
adjust the levelling screw-in feet at the bottom of the unit.
3. When moving or relocating your refrigerator do not incline the unit on more than a 45 degree angle.
4. Locate the refrigerator away from direct sunlight and sources of heat (stove, heater, radiator, etc.). Direct sunlight and heat sources
will increase electrical consumption and lower the life expectancy of your unit. Extreme cold ambient temperatures may also cause
the unit to misperform.
5. Avoid locating the unit in damp areas.
6. Plug the unit into an exclusive, properly installed and grounded wall outlet. Do not under any circumstances cut or remove the third
(ground) prong from the power cord. Any questions concerning power and/or electrical grounding should be directed to a certified
electrician or authorized products service center.
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B. INSTALLING YOUR REFRIGERATOR
1. Move the appliance into its final position .
2. Level the appliance by adjusting the feet.
3. Compare the alignment of the appliance to the surrounding cupboard . The
top of the appliance should be level from side to side (see diagram below) .
4. If the appliance now rocks from one corner to the opposite rear corner, this
means that the floor is uneven. You may need to put some packing under the
fridge to the rear of the appliance . You could use thin pieces of solid material
such as thin board, vinyl floor tiles or laminate .
5. You may now need to fine tune the installation by repeating steps 2, 3 and 4 .
6. Wipe off any dust that has accumulated during shipping and clean by
following the directions in Part VIII ( Care & Maintenance)
7. Plug the appliance into the power point. Do not use a double adaptor or
extension cord .
8. It is recommended that you let the appliance sit for an additional hour or two
before you put anything in it . This will confirm that it is operating correctly and
also to make any adjustments far easier.
!
!
Congratulations! You have successfully installed your cellar/refrigerator/freezer
DOOR LOCK
This unit comes with an optional key lock. The keys are located inside the plastic bag that contains the user manual. To unlock the door,
insert the key into the lock and turn counterclockwise. To lock the door, simply reverse the operation making sure the metal pin is
engaged completely. Then remove the key and place it is a secure place for safekeeping.
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UP / POWER
SET / MUTE
DOWN / LIGHT
KEYBOARD :
• UP/POWER: Increase the value / holding the button for at least 3 seconds, powers the unit ON or OFF.
• DOWN/LIGHT: decrease the value / holding the button for at lest half a seconds turns the interior light ON or OFF.
• SET/MUTE: Use SET after selecting values withe the up and down arrows / alarm mute button.
DISPLAY:
COMPRESSOR
FIGURE
FAN
DEFROST
ALARM
LEDS AND ASSOCIATED FUNCTIONS:
WIRING DIAGRAM:
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OPERATION
ADJUST TEMPERATURE
1. Press the “SET / MUTE” button for more than 3
sec. ,the display shows the parameter code “ST/
VALUE/PS/0” , 0 is the PASSWORD.
2. Release the button when it shows ST/0.
3. Use the “UP” and “DOWN” buttons to adjust the
temperature.
4. Press SET / MUTE button, or if no button is
pressed for 5 seconds, the change of setting is
saved and the DISPLAY will show the actual
temperature.
ON
Compressor
activation
request
OFF
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MODIFYING THE PARAMETERS
The operating parameters are modifiable using the keypad.
Access to the parameters is protected by password (default = 22) to prevent accidental or unauthorised modifications.
Accessing the Parameters:
1. Press the “SET / MUTE” button for more than 5 sec. , the display shows the parameter code “PS/0”
2. Press the “SET / MUTE” button to access the password setting; the display shows the parameter starting value “0”; use the “UP” and
“DOWN” buttons to scroll the numbers until displaying “22” (default password);
3. Press the “SET / MUTE” button to confirm the password; the display shows the parameter code “PS” (password);
4. Repeat the following procedure for any parameter that needs to be modified :
4.1. Use the “UP” and “DOWN” buttons to scroll the parameters codes and choose the parameter that needs to be modified.
4.2. The Category of the parameter chose, determines the Initial letter of the code and the Icon that is turned on :
4.3.
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4.4.
Press “SET / MUTE” to display the value associated with the parameter code; increase or decrease the value using the “UP” or
”DOWN” button respectively;
Press “SET / MUTE” to temporarily save the new value and display the parameter code again;
WARNINGS:
If no button is pressed for 60 sec. or if the power is disconnected from the instrument before saving the settings : all of the changes
made to the parameters and temporarily saved in the RAM, will be cancelled and the previous settings will be restored.
5. Press “SET / MUTE” button for more than 3 sec. to permanently save the parameters and exit the parameter setting procedure.
!
!
SETTING THE DEFAULT VALUES
To reset the default parameters:
1. disconnect power from the instrument;
2. reconnect power while holding both the “SET / MUTE” and “DOWN / LIGHT” buttons;
3. the display will show the message “CF”;
4. after a few seconds the instrument starts operating with the default configuration. Any different parameter settings will need to be
updated.
!
WARNINGS:
running this procedure overwrites any custom parameter settings.
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TABLE OF PARAMETERS
CODE
DESCRIPTION
MIN
MAX
UOM
DEFAULT
PS
password
PROBE PARAMETERS
-
22
10
3
-
1
/5
probe measurement stability
select probe/input displayed ( /4=1, display air probe; /4=2, display evaporator
1
probe; /4=3, display the status of LED figure ON or OFF)
select °C/°F (0= °C; 1= °F )
0
200
15
-
/2
0
1
1
-
1
/6
disable decimal point
0
1
-
1
/C1
probe 1 offset
-12,7
12,7
(°C/°F) / 10
1.6
/C2
probe 2 offset
CONTROL PARAMETERS
12,7
r2
(°C/°F) / 10
/4
St
user set point
-12,7
r1
°C/°F
0
41.0
rd
STANDARD differential
0,0
19,0
°C/°F
3.2
r1
minimum set point allowed to the user
-50
r2
°C/°F
41.0
r2
maximum set point allowed
COMPRESSOR PARAMETERS
Start delay when COMPRESSOR ON is required by the Regulation
150
200
°C/°F
c0
r1
1
Min
64.4
6
c1
delay between 2 consecutive starts
0
100
Min
0
c2
minimum compressor OFF time
0
100
Min
6
c3
minimum compressor ON time
0
100
Min
0
c4
compressor ON time with duty setting
DEFROST PARAMETERS
0
100
Min
0
d0
Type of defrost
0
2
-
1
dI
0
199
Hours
6
0
1
-
1
dt
Start defrost condition : interval time
defrost interval time calculating:
ds=0, calculate time of compressor operating
ds=1, calculate time after power ON
End defrost condition : evaporator temperature threshold
-50
127
°C/°F
59.0
dP
End defrost condition : max time defrost duration
1
199
Min
20
ds
d4
if defrost when switching the instrument on ( 0=no ; 1=yes )
0
1
-
0
dH
defrost delay on power-up ( when d4=1)
0
199
Min
0
d6
temperature displayed “frozen” during defrost ( when d6=0 “dF” is displayed);
Freeze regulation probe temperature before defrost start (when d6=1)
0
1
-
1
dd
dripping time ( stop compressor after defrost )
0
15
Min
0
d8
LOW temperature alarm bypass time after defrost
0
15
Hours
0
d9
defrost priority over compressor protectors ( if d9=1 c2, c3, c4 are bypassed ) 0
1
-
0
d/
Evaporator probe reading (read only)
-
-
°C/°F
-
d10
Start defrost condition : evaporator temperature threshold
-50
127
°C/°F
-7.6
d11
Enabling defrost condition : regulation probe threshold.
-50
°C/°F
86
Min
180
°C/°F
0
A0
alarm temperature differential
-20
127
199
(200=disabled)
20
AL
absolute/relative temperature for low temperature alarm
-50
150
°C/°F
-30.2
AH
Ad
A10
F0
Fd0
FdF
H0
H4
H5
absolute/relative temperature for high temperature alarm
temperature alarm delay
Open Door Alarm delay
EVAPORATOR FAN PARAMETERS
Start delay when FAN ON is required by the Regulation
Fan STANDARD Duty Cycle : ON time
Fan STANDARD Duty Cycle : OFF time
OTHER PARAMETERS
supervisor serial address
disable buzzer ( 1 = disable )
ID code (read-only)
-50
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
-199
150
199
10
100
100
100
207
1
199
°C/°F
Min
Min
82.4
120
0
1
1
1
1
0
1
d12
No-downward tendency defrost, Start condition : time with
Comp.continuously ON and Reg.Probe doesn’t decrease
ALARM PARAMETERS
A10
sec
Min
Min
-
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OPERATION
TABLE OF ALARMS
ALARM CODE
DESCRIPTION
LO
low temperature alarm
HI
high temperature alarm
E0
probe 1 error=control
E1
probe 2 error=defrost
E3
enter defrost status d12 twice continuously
dF
defrost running
dor
open door alarm
EE
unit parameter error
EF
operating parameter erro
TEMPERATURE SETTINGS FOR WINE AND BEVERAGES
!
Different varietals of wine require different temperature settings. The recommended temperature ranges for long term storage of different varietals of
wine and beer are listed below. Please contact your wine or beverage supplier directly for their premium storage temperature recommendation.
• Rich and full-bodied reds: 59-65F (15-18C) • Light reds: 53-57°F (12-14°C)
• Whites and rose: 44-57°F (7-14°C)
• Sparkling wines: 43-48°F ( 6-9°C)
• Beer: 34-41°F ( 1-5°C )
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CAUTION:
1. In the event of a power interruption, all previous temperature settings will be automatically saved and each compartment will return to the
previous temperature setting.
2. If the unit is unplugged, loses power, or is turned off, you must wait for over 6 minutes before restarting. Within this 6 minutes, the compressor
will protect itself and will not start even if the power is turned ON again.
3. When you use the refrigerator for the first time or restart the unit if it has been shut off for a long time, there will be a few degrees variance
between the temperature you select and the one indicated on the LED readout for the first few hours of operation. After these initial hours of
operation, the temperature will normalize to the displayed temperature.
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STORAGE
PART V
LAYOUT AND STORAGE
YOUR CABINET WAS DESIGNED TO STORE A MAXIMUM NUMBER OF BOTTLES SECURELY. WE RECOMMEND THAT YOU
OBSERVE THE TIPS BELOW TO OPTIMIZE LOADING.
1. Disperse your bottles evenly so as not to concentrate weight in any one area. Also, be careful that your bottles do not touch either the
back of the cabinet or the step at the bottom.
2. Ensure that the bottles are not all grouped together at the top or bottom of the cabinet.
3. Never try to pull out more than one shelf at a time.
4. The maximum capacity per shelf is 25 kilograms
5. Save power by filling empty spaces in your unit with bottles of water. Each time the door is opened the cool air rushes out and the
space that held this air has to be re-cooled. By placing bottles of water in these gaps, the fridge has less work to do long term, and will
save your running costs.
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PLEASE NOTE
Before modifying your cabinet’s original configuration in any way, be sure to ask your dealer for advice.
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MAINTENANCE
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PART
VI
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
The plug must be accessible when the refrigerator is
place for later reference.
in position.
The symbolsYOUR
you will
see in this booklet have these meanings:
CLEANING
REFRIGERATOR
It is essential the power point is properly earthed to
ground. Consult a qualified electrician if you are unsure.
WARNING
Don’t use extension cords or adapter plugs with this
BEFORE
CLEANING: Turn off the power, unplug the appliance, and remove allrefrigerator.
items including the shelves.
shouldcord
be about
2 tablespoons
of baking
soda with
• Wash the inside surfaces with warm water and a baking soda solution. The solution
If the power
is damaged,
have
it replaced
by a
250ml of water.
qualified service technician.
shelves with a mild detergent solution.
• Wash the
CAUTION
Unplug the refrigerator before cleaning it, or changing
• Wring excess water out of the sponge or cloth when cleaning areas around the controls, or any electrical parts.
to avoid
welllight
and bulb
wipe dry
with a electric
clean softshock.
cloth.
• Wash the outside cabinet with warm water and a mild liquid detergent. Rinsethe
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• After installation, we recommend that owners apply a thin layer of Olive Oil with
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fingerprints
This process should be repeated frequently every 3-4 months. ALL stainless steel can rust, it is a myth that stainless
Choose a location for your refrigerator that isn’t too cold.
steel doesn’t rust.
The ambient room temperature should be above 10°C.
Stand your refrigerator in a dry place – avoid areas
POWER FAILURE
high moisture
orappliance
humidity.if you minimize the number of
ENVIRONMENTAL
TIPSwithin a few hours and should not affect theoftemperature
Most power
failures are corrected
of your
times
the door is opened. If the power is going to be off for a longer period of time,
to take the proper
steps
protect your areas
Don’tyou
putneed
the refrigerator
in frosty
ortounprotected
contents.
like a garage or on the verandah.
Keep the refrigerator out of direct sunlight.
FILTER CLEANING
Meanings of symbols used in this manual are shown below:
Don’t locate the refrigerator near stoves, fires or heaters.
PLEASE INSPECT & CLEAN THE FRONT GRILL FILTER EVERY MONTH
Failure to clean will void the warranty and increase the running costs. Be especially
aware
of pet correctly,
hair clogging
therefrigerator
grill.
When
installed
your
should:
– Have adequate space at the back and sides
VACATION TIME for air circulation (refer to page 9).
Short vacations: You may leave the refrigerator operating during vacations of less than
three
weeks.to the surrounding cupboards.
– Be
aligned
Long vacations: If the appliance will not be used for several months, remove all items
and turn
off the
appliance.
Clean and
dryathe
interior
– Have
doors
that
will self-close
from
partially
thoroughly. To prevent mold growth, leave the door open slightly by using a folded cloth
nearposition.
the hinge.
open
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!
!
!
MOVING YOUR REFRIGERATOR
WARNING
1. Remove all items.
2.
Securely tape down all loose items (shelves) inside your appliance.
and/orscrew
a small
flame
3. ‘flammable’
Turn the adjustable
in feet
up tosymbol,
the base to avoid damage.
WARNING
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and
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in
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coolest
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room,
away
from heat producing
appliances, and
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blowing gases. Avoid safety hazards by carefully
8g of refrigerant. The amount of refrigerant charged in the
designed to be fully built-in.
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to set the temp
at afound
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in the built-in structure, clear of obstruction.
3. Keep the refrigerator stocked, an empty refrigerator will run longer (believe it or not).
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per 8g of refrigerant. The amount of refrigerant charged
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the appliance.
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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
PART VII
PROBLEM
Refrigerator does
not operate
Refrigerator is not
cold enough; can
not cool down to
the preset temp.
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
POSSIBLE CAUSE
1. Not plugged in
2. The appliance is turned OFF at the control panel
3. The circuit breaker has tripped or a fuse has blown out
Solution
Press ON/OFF
Check and make sure the power plug is well connected
Ask an engineer for help
Compressor does not start
ask an engineer for help / check the connection of the compressor
Compressor self-protected and has stopped operating
The ambient temperature is too high ( over 38C degree Celsius)
The air venting is not smooth, check that the air duct is not blocked
Fan operates slowly or is faulty and has stopped operating.
The door is not closed completely, or the door opened too long
The compressor, or its components are faulty
Fans stop working or operate at low speed
Evaporator ices up
Door is not closed properly
Compressor starts
and stops
frequently
The light does not
work.
Ask an engineer for help. Power the refrigerator ON and OFF. Check the
fan and whether the voltage is normal. If the voltage is normal, then the
fan should be damaged
Turn OFF the refrigerator for one hour and open the door. The ice on the
evaporator will melt. Check the door seal for any air gaps.
Check the door lock, shelves, or other objects, make sure door is well
closed.
Check the rubber seal for any air gaps.
Check the door hinges, make sure they are not loose
Condenser is dusty
Wash and clean the condenser
Cooling system faulty (Gas leakage or blockage)
The door gasket does not seal properly.
Use low heat on a hair dryer to make the door seal take shape.
The sensor connection is wrong.
Read the wiring diagram to make the correct connection of sensor
The sensor is faulty.
Replace with a new sensor
The door is opened too often.
Reduce the times / frequency of door openings.
Not plugged in, or the light button is “OFF”.
Light itself faulty.
Check and make sure the light button is ON, or ask an engineer for help.
The stand feet is not leveling, vibrations lead to noise
Adjust the stand feet and ensure they are level.
Copper pipe hits other objects and makes noise
Gently adjust the position of the pipe.
The Refrigerator
When the compressor shuts down or starts, it is normal for
seems to make too noise from the vibrations generated by the internal moving
Take no action
much noise.
parts due to inertia.
A liquid plumbing noise may come from the flow of the
refrigerators gases, which is normal. As each cycle ends, you Take no action
may hear gurgling sounds
The door will not
close properly.
Door is blocked by the door lock, shelves, or other objects.
Remove the barrier
Door sealing rubber is deformed
Repair or replace the rubber seal
Door hinges are not loose.
Adjust and fasten the hinges.
Outlet / suction outlet blockage
Remove the barrier
Fans stop working or operate at low speed.
Ask an engineer for help. Power the refrigerator ON and OFF. Check the
fan and the voltage. If the voltage is normal, the fan may be damaged.
The door gasket does not seal properly;
or door is opened too often
Gas leakage or cooling system blockage
Ambient temperature is too high, or direct sunshine
Operating conditions need to be improved
Front grill outlet / suction outlet blockage
Remove the barrier
Fans stop working or low speed operating
Ask engineer for help, power on the refrigerator, check the fan whether
the voltage is normal or not. If the voltage is normal, the fan should be
damage
Ambient humidity is high
Use a soft cloth to clean the water
Door is opened too often
Reduce the times / frequency of door opening.
The door gasket does not seal properly
Condensation is forming on the outside of glass door
Have you turned the ‘Heated Door Function’ ON? located next to the
temperature controller. You shouldn’t have condensation on glass with
these models if this function is ON.
Ice up
External cabinet
seems too hot
Water drop on
glass door
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TECHNICAL DATA
PART X
TECHNICAL DATA
MODEL NO.
KBU-170S/170W
KBU-100S/100W
KBU-50S/50W
KBU-25S/25W
ACCOMMODATION (BOTTLES)
170
120
50
25
TYPE OF COOLING
compressor with air-circulated
fan cooling
fan cooling
fan cooling
fan cooling
CLIMATE TYPE
N
N
N
N
ELECTRICITY
PROTECTION GRADE
I
I
I
I
NOMINAL VOLTAGE/
FREQUENCY
110-115V/50-60HZ
110-115V/50-60HZ
110-115V/50-60HZ
110-115V/50-60HZ
200W
190W
140W
120W
AMBIENT
TEMPERATURE
32 - 100 °F
32 - 100 °F
32 - 100 °F
32 - 100 °F
TEMPERATURE
RANGE
41-64 °F
(Beverage cooler 34-46F)
41-64 °F
41-64 °F
41-64 °F
NET WEIGHT
286.60 lbs (130 KGS)
198.41 lbs (90 KGS)
112.43 lbs (51 KGS)
92 lbs (42 KGS)
GROSS WEIGHT
310.85 lbs (141 KGS)
224.87 lbs (102 KGS)
121.25 lbs (55 KGS)
99 lbs (45 KGS)
RATED POWER(W)
23.54”W x 26.97”D x 71.69”H
( 598W x 685D x 1821H mm )
DIMENSION
Included stand height
0.98” (25mm)
23.54”W x 26.97”D x 55.43”H
23.42”W x 23.62”D x 33.86”H;
( 598W x 685D x 1408H
595W x 600D x 860H mm )
mm )
Note: Included stand height
0.79” (20mm)
0.98” (25mm)
15.01”W x 24.03”D x 34.87”H
( 381W x 610D x 885H mm )
0.98” (25mm)
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NOTE
!
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WARRANTY
PART IX
WARRANTY INFORMATION
Please speak to your Retailer before calling BTO AMERICA LIMITED (also known as KingsBottle) if you did not purchase your Beverage
Cooler directly from BTO AMERICA LIMITED
!
Limited warranty – If your refrigerator is not operating, KingsBottle reserves the right to repair or replace the refrigerator. KingsBottle may
request the consumer to contact a local refrigeration company to service the refrigerator. All cost for labor and materials is covered for 1
year from the date of receipt. If KingsBottle deems the unit not repairable, KingsBottle will use the value of your original order toward a
replacement. For customer service, please contact BTO AMERICA LIMITED by e-mail ( service@kingsbottle.com) .
!
The limited warranty does not cover: Damage due to such things as accident, misuse, abuse, mishandling, neglect, unauthorized repair
or any other cause beyond the control of the seller whether similar or dissimilar to the foregoing. Purchaser understands and acknowledges
that the goods sold here are Beverage Coolers, which house wine. Purchaser assumes all the risk of using these units, including risk of
spoilage, humidity variations, temperature variations, leaks, fires, water damage, mold, mildew, dryness and similar perils that may occur.
!
SPECIAL NOTE: Warranty is only honored for the unit which is purchased and used in United States of America. And, if your product
was purchased at any 3rd party retailer and not directly from KingsBottle, we do not oﬀer an extended warranty policy. You MUST
contact the retailer of purchase directly. In the event your retailer does not oﬀer an extended warranty plan, we recommend you
contact a third party warranty provider. However, regardless of point of purchase, all KingsBottle coolers are backed by a ONE YEAR
manufacturer's warranty from date of sale.
COMPRESSOR REFRIGERATOR
!
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