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III.
Depending on the environmental conditions like temperature and light, your
BODEGA43 switches on and off several times per hour. 4-6 times per hour is not
exceptional.
IV.
Dew on the surface of your BODEGA43:
The surface of your BODEGA43, especially the glass door, may condense somewhat if
you use your BODEGA43 in a humid environment. This will do no harm and you can
wipe it off with a dry cloth.
V.
Noise level of your BODEGA43:
Your BODEGA43, like all active wine coolers, makes more noise than your normal
fridge. Most of the noise of a cooling device is produced by the compressor and the
fans to circulate the air. A household kitchen fridge has only one or sometimes even
no fan. Depending on the model, your BODEGA43 can have up to 7 fans in order to
create a constant temperature. They all produce sound. The bigger models of
BODEGA43 are equipped with an inverter compressor that hardly produces any
sound. Almost all sound with these models are produced by the fans.
VI.
Normal operating sounds that you may hear:
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VII.
Condensation formed inside your BODEGA43
In an environment with high humidity, if the door of your BODEGA43 has been open
for a long time, or if it has been opened frequently, condensation may occur. You can
easily wipe off the water from the door and walls. Condensed water can become too
much, so that water starts leaking from your BODEGA43. To solve this problem, you
can empty the water container at the back side of your BODEGA43 and check if the
door is closed properly.
VIII.
Heat function in the lower zone:
The heat function in the lower zone is switched on automatically in the following
cases:
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13. Issues that require attention
Your BODEGA43 is intended for household use and similar applications such as
Kitchen spaces for staff in stores, offices and other work environments;
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Farms and by customers in hotels, motels and other residential environments;
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Bed and breakfast type environments;
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Boiling water, gurgling sounds or slight vibrations that are the result of the
refrigerant circulating through the cooling coils.
Popping or crackling noises due to the automatic defrost cycle that melts
frost build-up
Liquid sounds:
The sound of the compressor when it starts or stops working
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The flowing sound of the refrigerant in the cooling system
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The evaporative sound of the refrigerant in the evaporator
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When the set temperature is higher than the room temperature
When the temperature in the lower zone is lower than the set temperature
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