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TROUBLESHOOTING
COOLING UNIT
Temperature is too warm
Possible Cause
Temperature control not set
cold enough
Warm exterior room
Object holding the door open Check doorway for obstructions..
Frequent door openings
Liquid probe in incorrect
location or not connected
Object impeding airflow to
the cooling unit
Faulty thermostat
Compressor motor operates for long periods
Possible Cause
This is normal
Frequent door openings
Object holding the door open Check doorway for debris and other obstructions.
Moisture forms on the outside of the cooling unit
Possible Cause
Condensate Evaporator
switch set to AUTO or OFF
Extremely high humidity
Condensate Evaporator is
not properly set for climate
30
Recommended Solution
Adjust the thermostat and allow 48–120 hours for the unit
to reach the set temperature.
Adjust the temperature in the exterior room; it cannot
exceed 85° F. The cooling unit is designed to cool 30°F
cooler than the ambient temperature of the room it is
exhausting the hot air.
Minimize the length of time the door is left opened.
Make sure that the liquid probe is set up and positioned
as described in the Owner's Manual.
Move any object that may blocking the air flow in front of
the cooling unit on the inside or outside of the wine vault.
Plug in the by-pass plug to temporarily provide cooling.
The unit should be replaced. To remove the cooling unit,
reverse the steps shown in the Install the Cooling
Unit section.
Recommended Solution
Allow 48–120 hours for the unit to reach the set
temperature when first installed.
Minimize the length of time the door is left opened.
Recommended Solution
Set the Condensate Evaporator switch to ON. See the
Owner's Manual for details.
This is normal. Make sure that the Condensate Evaporator
switch is set to ON.
Install a drain line.
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