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U-Line U-3060WCOL-01 manual

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    ® U-LINE.COM OPERA TING INSTR UCTIONS MODULAR 3000 SERIES, 230V U-3045WCOL-00 U-3045WCOL-01 U-3045WCS-00 U-3045WCS-01 U-3060WCOL-00 U-3060WCOL-01 U-3060WCS-00 U-3060WCS-01 U-3090WCWCOL-00 U-3090WCWCS-00 U-3060DCOL-00 U-3060DCOL-01 U-3060DCS-00 U-3060DCS-01 U-3045RDCOL-00 U-3045RDCOL-01 U-3045RDCS-00 U-3045RDCS-01 U-3060RDCOL-00 U-3060RDCOL-01 U-30[...]

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    u-line.com FOR PRODUCT ASSIST ANCE, go to u-line.com/intl MIL WAUKEE, WI U.S.A. Serial/Serie: Model/Modele: HIGH SIDE DESIGN PRESSURE 300 PSI LOW SIDE DESIGN PRESSURE 140 PSI REFRIGERA TOR AND/ BTL LISTED 674R OR FREEZER HOUSEHOLD U C L R US ® 1 2 Intr oduction Congratulations on y our pur chase of a U-Line refrigerator . For nearly fiv e decades [...]

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    General Information Safety Alert Defi nitions........................................ ..................... .................... ...................... ................... ............... 1 General Precautions ......................... .................... ..................... .................... ...................... ................... .......[...]

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    u-line.com 1 NOTICE • PLEASE READ all instru ctions befor e install ing, operating, or servicing the appliance. • Proper installation pr ocedures m ust be follo wed when completing an inst allation or relocation of a unit. An INST ALLA TION GUIDE for the u nit, pr o viding complete installation i nformation, is available fr om U-Line Corporatio[...]

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    2 u-line.com CAUTION ! • Use care when mo ving and handling the unit. Use gl o v es to pre vent personal injur y from sharp edg es. • If your model requires defr osting, DO NO T use an i ce pick or other sharp instrument to help speed up defrosting. These instruments can puncture the inner lining or damage the cooling unit. DO NO T use any type[...]

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    u-line.com 3 3000 Series F eatur es: Advanced OLED control system: State of the art OLED control system displ a y . Fully Integrated Design: Units are designe d to blend seamlessly with surr ounding furn iture. Stainless Steel: Stainless s teel models o f fer a commer cial stainless steel handle and door wrap . Integrated Mode ls: Integrated models[...]

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    4 u-line.com Air Flo w NOTICE The unit r equir es pr oper air flo w to per form at its highest efficiency . Do not block the fr ont grille (plinth strip /base f a s c i a ) , i n t e r n a l f a n s o r ve n t s a t a n y t i m e , o r t h e u n i t w i ll n o t perform as expected. Do not in stall the unit behind a door . Initial Star tup All U-Li[...]

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    u-line.com 5 F ood Storag e Chart The 3090 Models hav e two independently controlled zones. Each zone ma y ha ve its own mode and set point. The 3045 model s hav e a single zone. Av ailable Mode Settings w ill vary with model. 1. In order to adjust tempera tures in the 3090WCWC you must first select a Zon e to adjust. T o selec t, pr ess Zone T ogg[...]

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    6 u-line.com 3045/3060 Model 1. T o begin , press U-Sel ect Lighting to enter the lighting men u. 2. Use Up or Down to cycle through each available brightnes s setting; Lo w , Medium, or High. 3. Use U-Select Li ghting to cycle through eac h available timer setting. Selecti ons include “On W ith Door”, “On 3 Ho urs”, “On 6 Hours”, or ?[...]

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    u-line.com 7 3. Press Select . 4. Use U p or Down to change the selecti on fr om Off to O n. 5. Press Select to confi rm your selection. 6. T o re turn to the custom er menu, Sel ect Return to Menu. 7. T o can cel Energy Sa ver mode simpl y r eturn t o the Cu stomer Menu, Se lect Energy Sa v er mode an d change “O n” to “Off ”. Sabbath Mode[...]

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    8 u-line.com Looking Behind the Label T o most, wine is a delic ious m ystery . W e pur chase it, unc ork it, and sa v or its taste and beauty . But there is s o much mor e to true wine appr eciation. Man y secr ets ar e simpl y too good to k eep bottled up. Wine Selections Suggestions Selecting the right wine for the right occasion can s ometimes [...]

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    u-line.com 9 The Cork: A Myster y on Its Own Cork Pr esentation. The ritual of the presentati on of the cork has a rich and fascinating history dating back to the late 1800’ s. A ph yllo x era (r oot louse) dev astation to the vin eyar ds se ver el y limited the supply of gr eat wine s. Restaurateurs w ould r emov e labels on inferior win es and [...]

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    10 u-line.com Wine Stocking Recommendation Specially desi gned horizontal wine racks pr operl y positioned the bottles so the wine remai ns in contact with the cork and assur e the cork does not become dry . U-Line r ecommends arranging w ine bottles as shown in the illustrations below . Refer ence illustration A1 f or rack locations. 3045WC & [...]

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    u-line.com 11 Le v eling NOTICE Unit must be le v el for pr oper door operation. 1. Use a level to check the l ev elness of t he unit from front to back and from side to side . Place the le v el along top edge and side edge as shown (1). 2. If the unit is not le vel , ro tate the a djustable lev eling le gs to raise or low er each corner of the uni[...]

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    12 u-line.com Adjusting Grille (Plinth Strip/Base F ascia) The grille (plinth st rip/base fascia ) has an automatic v ertical plane adjustment and can also be adj usted on its ho rizontal plane as w ell. T o adjust your grille (plinth st rip/base fascia ) to match you r surr ounding furn iture f ollo w the instructions below . 1. Loos en, but do no[...]

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    u-line.com 13 NOTICE The wine racks ar e gr eased. This white lithium gr ease helps pro vide smooth operation of th e slide mechanism. It is important not to remo v e grease. Refrigerator Bin Installation & Remo val Refrigerator bins ar e easily r emov ed fo r cleaning and sanitizing. T o remov e your bi n follo w the instructions belo w . 1. F[...]

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    14 u-line.com Door Alignment and Adjustment Align and adjust the door if it is not le vel , or is not sealing pr operly . If the door is not sealed the unit ma y not co ol pr operly , or excessive frost o r condensation ma y form in the interior . NOTICE Properly aligned, the door’ s gask et should be firmly in contact with the furniture ca binet[...]

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    u-line.com 15 Exterior Cleaning • Stainless door panels , and handles can discolo r when exposed to chlorine gas, pool ch emicals, saltwater o r cleaners with bleach. • K eep your stainless unit looking new b y cleaning with a good quality all-in-one stainless ste el cleaner polish monthly . For best resu lts use Clair e® Stainless Stee l P ol[...]

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    16 u-line.com Condenser Cleaning Interval - As Needed T o maintain operational effic iency , k eep the fr ont grille free of dust and lint, and clean the condenser when necessary . Depending on envir onmental co nditions, mor e or less fr equent cleaning ma y be necessary . WARNING ! Disconnect electric cur rent to the unit befor e cle aning the co[...]

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    u-line.com 17 Befor e Calling f or Ser vice If you think y our U-Line pr oduc t is malfunctioning, read the OPERA TION section of this guide to understand clearl y the function of the contr ol. If the probl em persists, read the NORMAL OPERATING SOUNDS and T ROUBLESHOOTING GU IDE section of this guide to help y ou quickly identify co mmon pr oblems[...]

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    ® U-LINE.COM OPERA TING INSTR UCTIONS ©2013 U-Line Corpor ation Publication Number 30392 4/2013 Rev .D The American Built-In Under counter Leader Since 1962 BUILDING ON THREE GENERA TIONS OF INNO V A TION For o v er fiv e decades and thr ough thr ee generations, U-Line continues to be the leader in inno vation, quality and performance in the pr e[...]