SnoMaster SMWC-46PRO(H)

46 Bottle Pro Series Dual Zone Wine Cooler with Heated Door

(Previously VT-46PRO) Crafted for true wine aficionados, the SMWC-46PRO(H) Pro Series ensures optimal aging, cooling, and storage conditions for both your red and white wines. Combining our signature low-vibration cooling system with elegant beechwood sliding shelves, this dual zone cooler illuminates your valued collection with internal LED lighting. The tinted tempered glass door adds an extra layer of sophistication, creating a stylish showcase for your wine collection

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Product Features:

Tempered Glass Door (Right Hinged Only)

Front Venting

Door Lock

External Digital Temperature Controller

Fan Assisted Cooling (Dual Zone)

Sliding Beechwood Shelves

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R20,399.00
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FAB SHEET
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  • Dimensions (mm) Unit: (H) 875 (L) 595 (W) 570
  • Dimensions (mm) Packaged: (H) 930 (L) 660 (W) 630
  • Capacity: Up To 46 Bottles*
  • Rated Current: 0.8A
  • Upper Temp Zone: 2°C to 12°C
  • Lower Temp Zone: 12°C to 20°C
  • Net Weight: 48Kg
  • Voltage 220-240V/50Hz
  • Lamp Power: 0.5W
  • Total Input Power: 135W
  • Design Criteria: Engineered for the African climate.
  • Suggested Applications: Restaurant, Bar, Pub, Kitchen, Office, B&B, Wine Room/Cellar
  • Finishes: Premium Black Cabinet With Tempered Glass Door

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FAQ
The Display Shows "HH" or "LL" With a Buzzing Sound

 

  • This indicates an issue with the temperature probe. Contact customer service or a technician for assistance.

 

The Door Does Not Close Properly

 

  • Verify that the appliance is level and stable.
  • Check if the door has been reversed during installation and ensure it is aligned correctly.
  • Clean the door gasket to remove dirt or debris that may be preventing a proper seal.
  • Ensure shelves or other internal components are not obstructing the door.

 

The Appliance Makes Unusual Noises

 

  • Rattling sounds may be caused by normal refrigerant flow.
  • Gurgling noises can occur at the end of cooling cycles and are also normal.
  • Popping or cracking sounds may happen as the interior adjusts to temperature changes.
  • Ensure the appliance is on a level surface to reduce unnecessary noise.

 

The Appliance Does Not Operate

 

  • Ensure the appliance is plugged in securely.
  • Check that the appliance is turned on.
  • Verify whether the circuit breaker has tripped or if a fuse has blown.

 

The Appliance Is Not Cooling Enough

 

  • Check that the temperature control is set correctly.
  • If the room is warm, you may need to adjust the setting to a lower temperature.
  • Limit how often the door is opened to help maintain a stable temperature.
  • Ensure the door is fully closed and that the gasket is sealing properly.

 

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