Danby Designer 30 Wine Cooler

SKU: DWC283BLS Category:
This product has been discontinued.
  • Stores up to 30 bottles of wine in two distinct, separately regulated temperature zones for red and white wine storage
  • Set the temperature between 5°C – 10°C for white wine in the lower 20 bottle section
  • Set the temperature between 10°C – 18°C for red wine in the upper 10 bottle section
  • Interior display lights can be turned on to show case the wine collection
  • The blue LED thermostat can be easily monitored through the door
  • Convenient reversible door swing for left of right hand opening
  • Tinted tempered glass door helps protect wine from harmful UV rays

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Description

The Danby Designer® free-standing wine cooler is a simple and stylish addition to any room. The all black cabinet and stainless steel trim is balanced by the rich beechwood faced shelves. The digital LED thermostat is visible through the door and controls two distinct temperature zones for red and white wine storage. The interior light creates a subtle striking ambiance.

Specifications
Product Dimensions
  • Product Width
    19.8125"
    50.32 cm
  • Product Depth
    23 5/16"
    58.42 cm
  • Product Height
    33 3/16"
    83.82 cm
    Package Dimensions
    • Package Depth
      25"
      63.50 cm
    Warranty

    18 months parts and labor coverage with in-home service. Installation and/or yearly maintenance (cleaning) are not covered under warranty.

    FAQs
    Information pertaining to watts and camps can be found on the rating plated located on the side of the unit.
    We do not recommend using an extension cord.
    Yes, please allow it to sit upright for 6 hours before plugging it in.
    Please refer to the energy guide associated with your unit.
    This is normal. If you feel like it is coming on too often, adjust your temperature setting.
    Our refrigerators are not designed for outside installation. This also includes anywhere that is not temperature controlled. ie. garages, porches, carports, etc.
    Danby’s refrigerators and freezers operate at a sound level between 35 and 46 decibels. This is within the normal decibel range for modern refrigerators.
    Is it plugged in and turned on? Did you allow the unit to sit upright for 6 hours prior to plugging the unit in? If yes, to all of the above and it is still not cooling, please contact consumer care.
    Danby’s refrigerators are meant to be free-standing units. However, units can be built in as long as the space/ventilation requirements indicated in the owner’s manual are met. Do not fully enclose the appliance in a cabinet. The front of the appliance should be left open so that air can circulate around the appliance.
    Doors can be reversed on the majority of Danby’s refrigerators. Door reversal instructions can be found in the owner’s manual. Video instructions can be found using this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13IJrUfP95M&t=15s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqEZCI77ODU&t=29s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErptZ5DJVUQ
    Yes, this is normal.
    Our wine cellars and beverage centres are not designed for outside installation. This also includes anywhere that is not temperature controlled. ie. garages, porches, carports, etc.
    Please consult your owner's manual. If too many bottles/cans are put in at once or the door has not been closed tightly, the unit will display the “HI” signal in the display panel. This is normal, please wait 5 minutes after you close the door and “HI” will disappear.
    It is normal that the cabinet shows “HI” or “LO” from time to time. If it occurs frequently or lasts for a long time, you can restart the unit by unplugging it. If the problem occurs once again after restart, please contact customer service.
    This will depend on your personal preference and the varietal you are storing. Sweet white wines are best stored between 41°F (5°C) and 46°F (8°C), while dry whites are best stored between 46°F (8°C) and 54°F (12°C). Reds are generally stored at a warmer temperature. Light to medium reds are best stored from 54°F (12°C) to 61°F (16°C) and full bodied reds are best from 63°F (17°C) to 66°F (19°C).