KitchenAid Food Stream Solutions Classic and Integrated Series

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1 KitchenAid Food Stream Solutions Classic and Integrated Series

2 KitchenAid

3 Chapter list Installation Range overview Installation General Information Function Compressor Power Control Board Defrosting Heating Element / Fan Anti-ice Heating Element NTC / Temperature Limiter Ice Maker Water Filter Cartridge Magnet Valve / Anti-ice HE / LED Door / Drawer Switch Description of Circuit Repair Guide Line and Accessibility Troubleshooting Base of Appliance Fridge / Wine Cooler Compartment User Interface Power Control Board TriMode / Fridge Compartment Temperature Limiter / NTC Freezer Ice Maker Magnet Valve Ice Maker Door / Drawer Switch Service Test Program Fridge Service Test Program Wine Cellar Troubleshooting Alarms and Malfunctions Error Codes

4 Installation Range overview FULL RANGE CLASSIC FREESTANDING Wine Cellar with Riserva Fridge with Fresh Box Fridge No Fresh Box TriMode Bottom-Drawer TriMode Bottom- Drawer TriMode Bottom-Drawer Wine Cellar with Riserva TriMode Bottom- Drawer STRAIGHT HANDLE: Left Hinge: KRVFL 6035 Right Hinge: KRVFR 6035 STRAIGHT HANDLE: Left Hinge: KRXFL 9035 Right Hinge: KRXFR 9035 STRAIGHT HANDLE: Left Hinge: KRXFL 9015 Right Hinge: KRXFR 9015 STRAIGHT HANDLE: Left Hinge: KRVFL 9035 ROUND HANDLE: Left Hinge: KRVFL 6030 Right Hinge: KRVFR 6030 ROUND HANDLE: Left Hinge: KRXFL 9030 Right Hinge: KRXFR 9030 ROUND HANDLE: Left Hinge: KRXFL 9010 Right Hinge: KRXFR 9010 ROUND HANDLE: Left Hinge: KRVFL 9030

5 Installation Range overview FULL RANGE CLASSIC INTEGRATED Wine Cellar with Riserva TriMode Bottom-Drawer Fridge with Fresh Box Fridge No Fresh Box TriMode Bottom-Drawer TriMode Bottom-Drawer Wine Cellar with Riserva TriMode Bottom- Drawer Left Hinge: Left Hinge: Left Hinge: Left Hinge: KRVBL 6031 KRXBL 9031 KRXBL 9011 KRVBL 9031 Right Hinge: Right Hinge: Right Hinge: KRVBR 6031 KRXBR 9031 KRXBR 9011

6 Installation Range overview data Wine 60cm Wine 90cm CB 90cm Fresh Box CB 90cm Depth of the product Height of the product (no handle) Width of the product Net Weight (kg) Gross Weight (kg) Refrig net volume (l) Drawer net volume (l) Bottles capacity 45 bott 81 bott - - Energy (class) A+ A+ A+ A+ Type of shelves WOOD WOOD GLASS GLASS No. of shelves Defrost AUTOMATIC AUTOMATIC AUTOMATIC AUTOMATIC Ice Maker NO NO YES YES Quick Freeze YES YES YES YES

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9 Installation User interface layout BOTTOM MOUNT with 0 COMPARTMENT WINE CELLAR with RISERVA

10 Installation Installation The appliance is very heavy and should only be moved with the utmost care to prevent any damage to people or things. The appliance must always be transported upright. If this is not possible it should be laid flat, resting on its back. Based on the heavy weight (210 to 295 kg) at least 2 people are required to move and install the appliance in customers house.

11 Installation Installation There are 4 wheels on the bottom: 2 at the front and 2 at the back. The front wheels only touch the ground when the adjustable feet at the front have been screwed in fully. The appliance can be levelled by adjusting the two feet at the front using a 17mm open-end spanner. To adjust the height of the 2 wheels at the back use an 17mm ratchet to turn the two devices on the base. To adjust the front foot

12 Installation Installation To avoid that the appliance can overturn by opening the door when all shelves are full, two mounting brackets must be fitted to attach the top of the appliance to the wall. These brackets must be attached as illustrated here below. The mounting holes are already present on the top of the appliance.

13 Installation Main user interface General information Allows complete switching on and off of the appliance (press for three seconds). 2. Allows switching on and off of only the refrigerator compartment (press for three seconds). 3. Allows access to the appliance function menu. 4. Using the Up and Down buttons, it is possible to change the set temperature of the refrigerator and scroll through the interactive menu. 5. lt shows the temperature of the refrigerator and freezer compartments, the date and time, Access functions and visual messages. 6. By selecting Up/Down the preset temperature can be changed accord ing to the selected function mode (freezer, refrigerator, Fresco). 7. Confirms activation or deactivation of the selections made in the Access Menu. 8. Allows activating or deactivating the automatic ice production. 9. Blinks to signal possible malfunctioning, also in combination with a sound signal which can be deactivated by pressing the button.

14 Installation General information Main user interface Shows the temperature of the Fresco compartment Using the Up and Down buttons, it is possible to change the temperature set for the Fresco compartment. 13. Allows switching on and off of only the Fresco compartment (press for three seconds).

15 Installation General information Lighting Compartments illuminated by LED Temperature areas in the appliance

16 Installation General information First start up When the appliance is connected to the electrical power supply but has not yet been switched on, the display shows the message Stand by (safety message to warn that the appliance is connected to the mains, and all the panel buttons are off). To switch on all the appliance compartments, press the ON/OFF button for three seconds. Switching off the Refrigerator and Fresco compartments When the appliance is first switched on the TriMode compartment is set to the "freezer" mode. After switching on it remains always on and can be switched off only by switching off the complete appliance. Press ON/OFF button for three seconds. Restarting Use the same buttons to restart. The freezer compartment always stays on and cannot be switched off except by completely switching off the appliance by pressing the ON/OFF button for three seconds.

17 Installation General information Switching off for long periods During periods of long absence it is recommended to switch off the refrigerator by pressing the ON/OFF button for three seconds and disconnecting the electrical plug. Completely empty the refrigerator, clean and dry it and leave the doors and drawers partially open to prevent unpleasant odor. Refrigeration Compartment From +2 C to +8 C (from 35.6 F to 46.4 F), the recommended preset temperature is +5 C (41 F). To adjust the temperature use the Up/Down buttons. During touching these buttons the newly set temperature will appear in the display. To modify this temperature, use the buttons until reaching the desired temperature. Fresco Compartment From -2 C to +2 C (from 28.4 F to 35.6 F), the recommended preset temperature is 0 C (32 F). To adjust the temperature use the Up/Down buttons. During touching these buttons the newly set temperature will appear in the display. To modify this temperature, use the buttons until reaching the desired temperature.

18 Installation General information Freezer Compartment (TriMode) From -15 C to -22 C (from 5 F to -7.6 F), the recommended temperature is preset at -18 (0 F). To adjust the temperature use the Up/Down buttons. During touching these buttons the newly set temperature will appear in the display. To modify this temperature, use the buttons until reaching the desired temperature. In case the compartment is used as refrigerator or Fresco compartment (TriMode function) the recommended and preset temperatures will correspond to those indicated for the respective compartments. Malfunction message An integrated control system provides information through lighted signals or text messages visualized on the display. The information signal is always visualized with a fixed text message, while a malfunction signal is visualized with blinking text. The sound signal that accompanies some malfunction signals can be deactivated by pressing the Alarm button on the main control panel. To see the list of malfunction signals please refer to the chapter: troubleshooting.

19 Installation General information Start Up When the unit is switched on a 3 min. self test phase is performed prior to actual start up. User Interface unlocking After 3 min. from the door closure all touch keys are locked. To unlock press at the same time key 3 and 4 (Down). Default factory settings Fridge +5 C (+41 F); Crisper compartment +0 C (+30 F); TriMode -18 C (-01 F). To return to the original settings: enter set-up menu (3) > select Settings > select Default Settings > enter (7) to confirm. The TriMode compartment is factory set in the freezer mode but can be set up by the customer as fridge or Fresco compartment. Clearing Sound Alarms To clear a sound Alarm: press Alarm. The alarm light will continue to light up intermittently, though. A Soft Reset Is needed to clear the error message. Soft Reset Can be done by returning to the Default Factory Settings: clear the alarm message from memory. After a soft reset readjust again the settings according to the customer requirements (if needed) and reactivate the ice maker by pressing the specific button on the main user interface.

20 Installation General information Hard Reset Can be done by switching off the appliance at the mains. To be used when the communication between user interface and main electronic board has, for some reasons, failed and controls do not respond. Any existing alarm is not cleared in this way: if this is needed a Soft Reset (Default Factory Settings) should be performed. Temperatures on the display Temperatures on the display may not correspond exactly to actual temperatures inside the cabinet. The temperature on the display gradually adapts to the actual temperature changes (software controlled). Light switches test Use top switch (inside upper hinge) to test upper light and the switch inside TriMode section to test lower light on TriMode section. To extend the period of use of the water filter (to clear a replace filter message) Enter Menu > Functions > Water filter > Status filter > Bypass > Bypass ON The water filter can then be used for a longer time and no further reminders are given. The message Bypass On will however flash continuously on the display.

21 Installation General information To use the appliance without a water filter Press Enter and Alarm touch button exactly at the same time for 5 sec Enter Customize > Water filter > Status > OFF To replace the filter Can be done while appliance operates. No need to close off water mains. Open top glass panel and unscrew (1/4 turn) the filter cartridge. Replace cartridge. Reset filter from Menu > Functions > Water Filter > Status Filter > Reset Filter

22 Installation General information Condenser cleaning A ventilation grille is located either at the top of the appliance or at the bottom according to the mode) type. A foam filter is placed behind the grille to protect from dust the ventilation system. To clean it use a vacuum cleaner with a soft brush attachment at maxi mum power, sweeping it along the vent slits. In case of a significant dust build up, the ventilation grille can be removed to allow a more accurate cleaning of the filter. Take care also to check the condition of the finned condenser and clean it from dust if needed.

23 Installation General information Condenser cleaning Switch off the appliance by pressing the ON/OFF button on the main control panel for approx. 3 seconds. On models with ventilation at the base remove the screws securing the grille at the bottom and it off. On models with ventilation at the top remove the grille, which is mounted with pressure hooks, by pulling it outward. Clean the grille and the foam filter, by using a vacuum cleaner and the soft brush attachment. Wait approx 30 minutes, until the finned condenser cools down to room temperature, then clean it from any dust build up as shown in the picture, taking care not to damage it. Start up the appliance again, by pressing the ON/OFF button on the main control panel for approx. 3 seconds.

24 Installation Energy label

25 Function Compressor Compressor (4 different types) Equipped with Embraco compressors high efficiency series, PTC controlled. Looking at the appliance from the front: -Fridge compressor: always on the right -TriMode compressor: always on the left

26 Function Power Control Board Power Control Board PCB Powered at 220/240 VAC 50 Hz Reads signals from the different NTC probes and other detectors in the appliance, compares them with the default setting values (set up at the factory, can be changed via the Main and Secondary User Interfaces by the user) and controls the operation of compressors, fans and other functional components of the appliance.

27 Function Power Control Board Power Control Board PCB V AC input power supply, 5 V DC internal power supply, 8 bit re-programmable processor. Reads data received from temperature sensors (NTC) and from other electromechanical, capacitive, illumination, capacity and presence sensors. External utilities piloted via relays for high loads or Triac for other loads. The base has a self-diagnosis system which generates messages on the display to help users find potential solutions for little problems and error codes to help the customer service. Furthermore, it is also possible via the menu to activate a procedure reserved for the customer service to control every single component individually. Please refer to chapter Service Test Program!

28 Function Fan / Defrost Heating Element Fan fixed speed 12V brushless fan, distribution of cold air in TriMode compartment. Fan variable speed Variable speed direct current axial fan. The motor is controlled by an electronic circuit fully contained inside the fan. Power supply 24V DC, operating range 18 to 28V DC. Current drawn 54mA, power consumption 1,4W. Used to circulate air inside the fridge compartment (or wine cooler). Powered by electronic controller and starts up in the following ways: High speed: during chilling (voltage of 24V DC) Low speed: during defrosting (voltage of 18V DC) Defrost heating element 230V heating element, power levels 115, 170, or 230W depending on the appliance. Used to defrost the TriMode evaporator. Inserted between the evaporator fins.

29 Function Anti-ice Heating Element Anti-ice heating element Flexible heating cable clad in silicone rubber and wrapped around the aluminium tube. Supply voltage 230V, power 5W. Used to prevent ice from formation on the water inlet pipe for the IceMaker. Is powered on at all times when the ice maker is in operation.

30 Function NTC / Temperature Limiter NTC Negative coefficient temperature probe. Only one type is used to measure the temperature at different points of the appliance (except in the ice maker which has a specific probe). Temperature limiter Bimetallic, self-restoring, sealed temperature limiter. Normally closed, disconnect temperature 40 C +/-3 C. Two limiters are attached to the freezer evaporator return pipe. They are installed electrically to be in series with the defrost heating element (one before and one after the heating element), and activate when the temperature rises too high during defrosting.

31 Function Ice Maker Ice Maker Ice cubes are dropped into the bucket when the tray is twisted. 12V DC motor. 5V DC supply to internal control circuit. The ice maker is supplied with water from the domestic mains supply which is first filtered then passes via two solenoid valves connected hydraulically in series and supplied electrically in parallel to ensure a high standard of safety in operation. On reaching a temperature of -10 C, a probe at the bottom of the tray sends a signal to the Ice Maker motor which rotates and twists the tray and the ice cubes fall into the bucket below. This cycle is repeated until the bucket is full of ice which pushes up the lever of a sensor which cuts off electricity to the ice maker. When the container is emptied, the cycle starts again. To make medium-size cubes the magnet valve must be powered for 5 seconds, which fills approximately 80cc of water. To make largesize cubes the magnet valve must be powered for 7 seconds, which fills approximately 110cc of water. An average quantity of 1kg = 100 large cubes is produced within 24 hours. If no ice has been made, check if the TriMode compartment has been set to freezer and that the Ice Maker button has been pressed. Check also that the appliance is connected correctly to the mains water supply and that the valve is open, check the magnet valve is working properly, do a manual wash (via menu) to take sure water is getting to the ice maker.

32 Function Water Filter Cartridge Water Filter Cartridge Active carbon filter able to supply high quality water on the outlet side. Used to supply the ice maker. The filter cartridge should be replaced after filtering 3000 litres of water, or after it has been in use for 6 months. The amount of filtered water and the time of use are monitored by an electronic control. When only 10% of the filter capacity remains, the message Check filter appears on the display. When 0% of the filter capacity remains, the message Replace filter appears on the display.

33 Function Magnet Valve / Anti-ice HE / LEDs Magnet Valve for IceMaker 230V AC magnet valve Two solenoid valve (one is a safety one) supply the Ice Maker with drinking water. The main solenoid valve that the water pipe is connected to has a filter (removable to check and clean) which stops any mechanical impurities which may be present in the water circuit. Anti-ice Heating Element 5W 230V AC heating cable with internal resistance of 10kOhm, wound around the aluminium of the ice maker inlet pipe. To prevent ice formation on the water feed pipe going into the ice maker. It is controlled by the power board and is always on when the ice maker is on. Check the resistance with an ohmmeter. Internal LED lighting (bar) 5 LED bar. Each LED has a nominal operating voltage of 3.3 VDC. The LEDs are connected in series. They are powered by a specific constant current power unit. Use to illuminate the ceiling of the fridge compartment and the sides of the wine cooler. Internal LED lighting (compartment) Nominal operating voltage of 3.3 VDC, power consumption 1,1 W. They are powered by a specific constant current power unit. The LED lights are connected in series. The terminals of each device are connected to a diode that allows current through even when one of the LEDs connected in series in not working.

34 Function LEDs LED bar fridge ceiling and sides of wine cooler Nominal incoming voltage V, frequency Hz, secondary current 350 ma (constant), power 15W. Constant direct current power unit to supply Led lights inside appliance. LED fridge compartment Nominal incoming voltage V, frequency Hz, secondary current 350 ma (constant), power 10W. Constant direct current power unit to supply compartment LED lights inside appliance. LED freezer compartment Nominal incoming voltage V, frequency Hz, secondary current 350 ma (constant), power 3W. Constant direct current power unit to supply LED in freezer.

35 Function Door / Drawer Switch Door switch Electromechanical switch. Contacts normally closed, open when door is closed. It is activated by the top hinge. The open/closed condition is used by the electronic controller to activate or disable the lights (LED power unit) running on 230V. Drawer switch Electromechanical switch contacts normally closed, open when door is closed. It is activated by the freezer basket. The open/closed condition is used by the electronic controller to activate or disable the lights (LED power unit) running on 230V.

36 Function Description of circuit Defrosting Refrigeration and Cool compartment Defrosting takes place naturally every time the compressors stops (the fan to circulate air inside stays on at low speed). The compressor is restarted when the evaporator probe temperature reaches +3 C. In addition, every 24 hours a safety defrost is run and the compressors is only restarted when the evaporator probe reaches +7 C. The defrost water is carried to two evaporation trays placed at the head of the compressors (bottom compressors appliances). Freezer part TriMode The TriMode compartment comes out of the factory as a freezer but users can easily configure it as a fridge or low temperature compartment or when wines are stored, as a wine cooler. The TriMode circuit is completely separate from the refrigeration / wine cooler circuit and is managed by a specific compressors.

37 Function Description of circuit Freezer part TriMode The evaporator is controlled by 2 temperature probes, one in the air beside the evaporator to check the temperature in the compartment, and one in contact with the evaporator to control the defrost temperature. Cool air is distributed in the TriMode compartment by an brushless 12V DC fan as follows: Chilling stage: fan switched on 1 minute after the compressor starts and switched off when the compressor stops. Defrosting stage: fan always off. Fast freezing stage: fan always switched on (compressors always on for up to 54 hours). A temperature probe in contact with ice condenser constantly monitors the temperature in order to manage the fan. The condenser fan starts when a temperature of 36 C is read, and stops when a temperature of 33 C is reached, or 300 seconds after the last compressor, whichever one, never has priority over other with regards to switching off the fan. Defrosting TriMode compartment Defrosting is forced by a heating element placed in contact with the evaporator. The fan stays off during this stage. The defrost water is carried to two evaporation trays placed at the head of the compressors (bottom compressors appliances).

38 Function Description of circuit Minimum and maximum compressor OFF / ON times Minimum OFF time: 5 minutes for the fridge and 10 minutes for the freezer. To avoid the compressor switch ON before the pressure has balanced. Maximum OFF time: 360 minutes for both, fridge and the freezer. To prevent expended pauses at low ambient temperatures. Minimum ON time: 10 minutes for both the fridge and for the freezer. Maximum ON time: 720 minutes. To prevent extended running times at very high ambient temperatures (except during the Shopping function - for freezing).

39 Repair Guide Line and Accessibility Base of appliance Base of appliance Components accessible: Compressors, condenser, condenser fan, filters, water magnet valves and gas solenoid valves. All components can be accessed by removing the ventilation grille (secured with magnets), removing the metal plate protecting the installation 2. engineer from coming into contact 6. with electrical parts, and pulling out the base that these are assembled on. Remove the two screws and after disconnecting the electrical connectors, extract the frame by engaging it from the holes in the middle of the base. Lift up the feet at the front first to allow the base to roll out without sticking. 4. Pipes coiled in spiral-shape

40 Repair Guide Line and Accessibility Fridge / Wine Cooler compartment Fridge / Wine Cooler compartment ceiling Components accessible: Water filter, Electronic Controller, Electrical connectors for various components LED-illuminated component, power unit, Air circulation fan. Open the glass panel and remove it. 2. The electronic controller is protected 6. by a plastic box. The fan is secured using noise-absorbing rubber pads. Be careful not to damage them when pulling them out. 4. Fa n Plastic box to protect the power unit Water filter LED light strips

41 Repair Guide Line and Accessibility Fridge / Wine Cooler compartment Fridge / Wine Cooler compartment area, hinge side Components accessible: Evaporator, NTC probes (air and evaporator) To remove the side safety panel, follow these steps: Remove the glass panel (fridge) or all wine shelves (wine cooler). Take off the trim covering 2. the rack on the hinge side and 6. the rack. Remove the glass panel on the ceiling of the fridge (or steel panel in wine cooler models). Remove the fan support. Lift the panel up from the frame side, just enough to free it from is seat and pull it out towards you. Be extremely careful not to damage the panel or scratch the frame. 4.

42 Repair Guide Line and Accessibility User Interface User Interface Located in the top part of the evaporator frame, secured by three milled nut that are accessible from inside the refrigerator compartment on opening the glass ceiling Glass ceiling Milled nut

43 Repair Guide Line and Accessibility User Interface User Interface Loosen the 8 screws and lift the user interface from the frame. Unplug the connector. Connector

44 Repair Guide Line and Accessibility Power control board Power Control Board Remove the screws from the plastic box and lift it up. The Power Control Board is fixed with 4 screws to the top of the compartment. The wirings and the connectors are market, e. G. J10 Accessible also the power units for LED: Fridge ceiling and sides of wine cooler, compartment fridge, compartment freezer. The LED devices can be pulled out individually and replaced using a flat screwdriver. Power units LED 1. Fridge compartment 10W 2. LED bar from top 15W 3. Freezer compartment 3W

45 Repair Guide Line and Accessibility TriMode / Fridge compartment TriMode compartment area, ceiling Components accessible: IceMaker (if this has been installed), anti-ice heating element, TriMode evaporator, NTC probes (air and evaporator). Take out the main drawer and the 2. small basket. Unplug the electrical connector 6. powering the ice maker. To remove the IceMaker, remove the screw to fix it to the top of the compartment and disengage it from its supporting frame. To access the evaporator and other associated components, remove the screws securing the safety panel. 4.

46 Repair Guide Line and Accessibility TriMode / Fridge compartment TriMode compartment area, Fixed speed fan (12V) Component accessible: Located behind the TriMode evaporator compartment Fridge compartment area, Variable speed fan (18-28V) Positioned on the ceiling of respective compartments. The fridge fan can be reached after removing the glass panel or stainless steel ceiling.

47 Repair Guide Line and Accessibility Temperature Limiter / NTC freezer Temperature limiter They are accessible by removing the freezer evaporator safety panel, and are snapped into place on the return pipe NTC Components accessible: Evaporator, NTC probes (air and evaporator)

48 Repair Guide Line and Accessibility Ice Maker Ice Maker Components accessible: Ice Maker, anti-ice heating element, NTC probes. 5W 230V AC heating cable with internal resistance of 10kOhm, wound around an aluminium tube that is used to clad the ice maker inlet pipe. Remove the 2 screws and take the Ice Maker out Water inlet with anti-ice heating

49 Repair Guide Line and Accessibility Magnet Valve for Ice Maker Magnet Valve for Ice Maker Components accessible: The magnet valves are in the base of the appliance and can be reached by removing the lower ventilation grille and extracting the compressor base for bottom compressors appliances Main magnet valve Safety magnet valve

50 Repair Guide Line and Accessibility Door / Drawer Switch Door and Drawer switch Door switch: The door switch is located inside the top hinge box. It can be reached from the top of the appliance by first removing the hinge protecting plate. Drawer switch: The drawer switch is located on the bottom wall of the freezer compartment and can be reached by removing the drawer Door switch 4. Drawer switch

51 Troubleshooting Service Test Program Fridge Start Service Test Program 1. Press Enter and Alarm at exactly the same time for 5 seconds: the menu symbol will light up and Customize or Personalize will appear on the display. 2. Press Enter to confirm: a function will appear in the Menu (e.g. Ice Maker). Use the up and down arrows to browse until you reached Service Test. 3. Press Enter to start the Service Test and to switch from one part of the test to another. You can t skip a phase or go back to a previous phase (you need to start again with step 1). 4. At the end of the Service Test, press the Menu key to exit the customize Menu. The Service Test can also be run when the appliance is in Demo Mode.

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56 Troubleshooting Service Test Program Wine Cellar Start Service Test Program 1. Press Enter and Alarm at exactly the same time for 5 seconds: the menu symbol will light up and Customize or Personalize will appear on the display. 2. Press Enter to confirm: a function will appear in the Menu (e.g. Ice Maker). Use the up and down arrows to browse until you reached Service Test. 3. Press Enter to start the Service Test and to switch from one part of the test to another. You can t skip a phase or go back to a previous phase (you need to start again with step 1). 4. At the end of the Service Test, press the Menu key to exit the customize Menu. The Service Test can also be run when the appliance is in Demo Mode.

57 Troubleshooting Service Test Program Wine Cellar Start Service Test Program

58 Troubleshooting Service Test Program Wine Cellar Start Service Test Program

59 Troubleshooting Service Test Program Wine Cellar Start Service Test Program

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