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Codes often point to temperature sensors or fan issues — we test the related system first.
If your wine cooler isn't maintaining temperature, your vintage bottles are at risk of spoiling rapidly.
Quick tip: Vacuum the condenser coils at the back or bottom of the unit. Dust buildup often causes the compressor to overheat and shut off.
Learn more →Vibration is the enemy of wine sediment. Loud noises usually indicate a failing fan or a compressor mounting issue.
Quick tip: Make sure the unit is perfectly level. Adjust the feet. Sometimes bottles rattling against each other sound like mechanical failure.
Learn more →A dead unit is often a power supply issue or a blown fuse on the control board, rarely a bad compressor.
Quick tip: Check your home circuit breaker. Plug a lamp into the same outlet to verify it has power.
Learn more →Leaks usually happen when the condensation drain line is clogged or the humidity control system is failing.
Quick tip: Check the drain hole at the back of the interior (above the compressor shelf). It may be clogged with mold or debris.
Learn more →Stable temperature is critical for aging. Fluctuations are often caused by faulty sensors or air leaks.
Quick tip: Don't open the door frequently. Ensure bottles aren't blocking the internal air circulation fans.
Learn more →Most jobs fall into the $150-$290 labor range. Parts priced separately after diagnostic.
When available, yes. We also provide aftermarket options if cheaper.
The technician compares repair cost with age/condition and gives a clear recommendation.
