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Page 1 - KWT 1611 Vi

Operating and InstallationInstructionsWine Storage UnitKWT 1601 ViKWT 1611 ViTo prevent accidentsand appliance damageread these instructionsbeforeinst

Page 2 - Contents

Using the settingsWhen a sensor button has beenselected with a finger touch, it willappear yellow.A de-selected button will appear white.^Touch the ac

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^To de-select a temperature zonetouch the sensor button for thatparticular zone so that it turns white,or select another sensor button.^To leave the s

Page 4 - Electrical safety

Turning the button soundOn/OffIf you prefer the buttons to be silentwhen touched, the button sound can beturned off.^Touch the access button "p&q

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Turning off for longer periodsof timeIf the appliance is not going to be usedfor an extended time (for example,during a vacation) some precautionsshou

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The appliance is equipped with analarm system, to ensure that thetemperature does not rise unnoticedbecause of energy loss or an opendoor.The alarm sy

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Wine will continue to mature dependingon the surrounding conditions. Thelength of time which wine can be keptin good condition will therefore dependno

Page 8 - Control panel

Temperatures can be independentlyset in all three zones.The unit comes factory pre-set for whitewine, red wine, and wine storage.If you wish, you can

Page 9 - Before use

Temperature displayThe temperature display on thecontrol panel always shows thedesired temperature.The temperature display will flash ifthe temperatur

Page 10 - Settings

Temperature unit(Fahrenheit/Celsius)The temperature can be displayed indegrees Fahrenheit (°F) or Celsius (°C).^Touch the access button "p"s

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HumidityIn a conventional refrigerator, thehumidity levels are too low for storingwines. High humidity levels (60 - 70 %)are very important for the st

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS...4Guide to the wine storage unit ...7Before use ...

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^While holding down the X button,press the access button "p" once.Keep holding the X button down untilthe following appears in the display(a

Page 14 - Door alarm

Storage tips–Always unpack bottles – do not storewine in crates or boxes.–Always lay bottles on their side forstorage. This keeps the corks moistfrom

Page 15 - Temperature

Bottle display rackThe display rack, allows you to displayselected bottles so they can be seeneven with the door closed.^ Lay the wine bottles in the

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Display lightingThe display lighting can be turned on ifyou wish the bottles to be lit up evenwhen the door is closed.Turning on^Touch the access butt

Page 17 - Temperature display

During normal operation, condensateand frost can form on the rear wall ofthe refrigerator and drawers.You do not need to remove thisbuild-up, it will

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To reduce the risk of electricalshock, disconnect the appliancefrom the power supply by shuttingoff the power main, tripping thecircuit breaker or unp

Page 19 - Humidity

Ventilation slits^Check the ventilation slits regularly.Remove any dirt/dust with a vacuumcleaner or brush. Clean as needed.Door sealsDo not use any o

Page 20 - Air exchange through the

Changing the light bulbsDo not remove the light covers forthe display lighting. Should thelighting covers be damaged or needto be removed due to damag

Page 21 - Storing wine

With the aid of the following guide minor problems can be corrected without a ser-vice call.Repairs should only be carried out by a qualified and trai

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What if the alarm is ringing?Possible fault SolutionThe appliance door has been open forlonger than 5 minutes.Close the door.What if the alarm is ring

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Installation ...35Installation site ...35Base...

Page 24 - Defrosting

The appliance is making noises.Issue Possible fault SolutionBrrrrr... Humming noise made by thecompressor. This noise canget louder for brief periodsw

Page 25 - Cleaning and care

In the event of a fault which you cannoteasily fix yourself, please contact theMiele Technical Service Department atthe address on the back of this bo

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Installation instructionsTo prevent accidentsand machine damageread these instructionsbeforeinstallation or use.

Page 28 - Frequently asked questions

Disposal of packing materialsThe cardboard box and packingmaterials are biodegradable andrecyclable. Please recycle.Ensure that any plastic wrappings,

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,In areas with a tropical climate(over 100°F/38°C and more than70% air humidity) the wine coolermust only be operated in airconditioned locations. Oth

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BaseA fully loaded appliance is very heavy.The load-bearing capacity of your floormust meet the following requirements:KWT 16x1 Vi ...704lbs(319

Page 31 - After sales service

Installation optionsThere are many different installationoptions. You are limited only by thedesign of the kitchen.The door hinge cannot beexchanged.S

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Installation with partition using the"Merging Kit"The minimum thickness of the partitionis5/8" (16 mm).If there is a partition with a t

Page 33 - Installation instructions

Power supply1. Power supplyAKWT 16X1 Vi 12" (305 mm)Door dimensions (open min. 90°)AKWT 16X1 Vi 265/8" (677 mm)Dimensions39

Page 34 - Caring for the environment

When using the appliance, followbasic safety precautions, includingthe following:Read all instructions beforeinstallation and use to preventaccidents

Page 35 - Installation

Niche dimensionsDimensions40

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Dimensions41

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Before you beginRead these instructions completelyand carefully.Have the appliance installed by aqualified technician, according tothe enclosed instal

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Check the installation nicheTo ensure a safe, trouble-freeinstallation and the best possiblecosmetic result, check to be surethat the installation spa

Page 39 - Dimensions

^Loosen the bracket that holds theappliance to the pallet.,Caution! The appliance is nolonger secured and may beunstable.^ From the rear of the applia

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If the indicator light does not come on,installation of the module wasunsuccessful. In that case, repeat theprocess. If that does not correct theprobl

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^Choose the desired switchingcontact and connect according toalarm system requirements.Output of the Home Security System onthe electronic board:NC: n

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Anti-tip-bracketsThe anti-tip brackets help keep theappliance safely secured to theinstallation niche to prevent tipping.Two anti-tip brackets arereco

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Securing an alternative anti-tipdeviceIf the anti-tip brackets cannot beattached securely, an alternativeanti-tip device can be used.Ensure that there

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Sliding the appliance into theinstallation niche^ Unscrew the plinth.^To protect the corners of theinstallation space, attach thesupplied edge protect

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InstallationThis appliance is top-heavy andmust be secured to prevent thepossibility of tipping forward.Keep the door closed until theappliance is com

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Aligning the appliance^Align the appliance with the customfront.The installation aids e have beendesigned for the following totalthickness of custom d

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Note:–Do not twist or jam the applianceinside the niche. When unscrewingthe height-adjustable feet, proceedgradually, alternating between leftand righ

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^ If necessary, shorten the filler strip jto the required height.^ Place the 2 strips on top of eachother k.^ Insert the filler strip until you hear i

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Preparing the custom door^Open the appliance door.^ Unscrew the installation supports nfrom the appliance door.^ Loosen the remaining screws fromthe s

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^Mark the distance X on the back-sideof the custom door.^Also calculate and mark the center ofthe custom door Y.^ Remove the mounting frame from theap

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^Adjust the custom door to adjacentfurniture/fixtures.^Align the custom door with thedouble-threaded bolts.^ Tighten the nuts on the adjusting rail.Th

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^ Insert the cover strip into the spacebetween the appliance and the sidepanel.For side-by-side combinations, thecover strips (on both sides of theapp

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^Remove the foil from the adhesivestrips.^Attach a toe-kick cover to the plinth.Attaching the cover stripsIf the frame width is narrow, the coverstrip

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Mounting the air separatorThe air separator keeps the supply andexhaust air separate. This preventswarm exhaust air from flowing into themachine, opti

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,Avoid the risk of electricalshock- Plug into a grounded 3-prongoutlet.- Do not move the ground plug.- Do not use an adapter.- Do not use an extension

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Disposal of your old appliance~Before disposing of an oldappliance, first make the door latch orlock unusable.~Take off the door.~Leave the shelves in

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Miele's RemoteVision Wi-Fi technologycreates a 'virtual link' between yourappliance and our monitoring center. Ifa fault occurs, Miele&

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Accessing the RemoteVisioncontrol panel^Touch the access button "p"soitturns yellow.^Touch the sensor button for anytemperature zone so it t

Page 59 - Electrical connection

MasterCool control panel options for RemoteVisionStatus indicators Description of functionFlashing ; ~ Module booting phaseFlashing ; ‡ Not connected

Page 61 - Accessing the RemoteVision

Alteration rights reserved / 4209KWT 1601 Vi, KWT 1611 ViFor the most updated manual see the Miele web site.M.-Nr. 07 682 490 / 02M.-Nr. 07 682 490 /

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a Circulation fans / Active charcoal filterb Wooden racksc Insulation panel to separate the upper and middle temperature zonesd Bottle display racke C

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Control panela Access buttonb Upper temperature zonec Middle temperature zoned Lower temperature zonee Temperature display:Allows you to set the tempe

Page 64 - M.-Nr. 07 682 490 / 02

Before using for the first time^Clean the inside of the appliance andthe accessories with a mild solutionof warm water and liquid dish soap.Dry with a

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