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  • 4 wine cellar cooling unit types
  • 51 code pages

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7 makes, each against the 4 wine cellar cooling unit types this site covers. Open your make for its own page.

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MakeThrough-the-wallDuctedSplit systemCeiling-mounted Code pages
Breezairepremium Builds through-the-wall cellar cooling unit Not listed Builds split-system cellar cooling Not listedBuilds: Through-the-wallSplit system 6 pages
CellarCoolpremium Builds through-the-wall cellar cooling unit Builds ducted cellar cooling unit Builds split-system cellar cooling Builds ceiling-mounted cellar coolingBuilds: Through-the-wallDuctedSplit systemCeiling-mounted 9 pages
CellarPropremium Builds through-the-wall cellar cooling unit Builds ducted cellar cooling unit Builds split-system cellar cooling Builds ceiling-mounted cellar coolingBuilds: Through-the-wallDuctedSplit systemCeiling-mounted 6 pages
KoolRpremium Builds through-the-wall cellar cooling unit Not listed Not listed Not listedBuilds: Through-the-wall 1 page
WhisperKOOLpremium Builds through-the-wall cellar cooling unit Builds ducted cellar cooling unit Builds split-system cellar cooling Builds ceiling-mounted cellar coolingBuilds: Through-the-wallDuctedSplit systemCeiling-mounted 12 pages
Wine Guardianpremium Builds through-the-wall cellar cooling unit Builds ducted cellar cooling unit Builds split-system cellar cooling Builds ceiling-mounted cellar coolingBuilds: Through-the-wallDuctedSplit systemCeiling-mounted 9 pages
Wine-Matepremium Builds through-the-wall cellar cooling unit Builds ducted cellar cooling unit Builds split-system cellar cooling Builds ceiling-mounted cellar coolingBuilds: Through-the-wallDuctedSplit systemCeiling-mounted 8 pages

Makes with
code pages.

7 makes have codes confirmed from the manufacturer's own documentation, 51 pages in all.

All error codes
12 WhisperKOOL code pages See them 9 CellarCool code pages See them 9 Wine Guardian code pages See them 8 Wine-Mate code pages See them 6 Breezaire code pages See them 6 CellarPro code pages See them 1 KoolR code page See them

Not every wine cellar cooling unit
breaks the same way.

A through-the-wall unit sits in an opening between the cellar and the next room and pushes its heat out the back, a ducted unit lives outside the cellar and sends cool air in through supply and return ducts, a split system hangs an evaporator in the room and puts the condenser outdoors with a line set between them, and a ceiling unit cools from above with its heat carried away overhead. Which of the four keeps your cellar?

All wine cellar cooling unit types
A wine cellar cooling unit set into the upper part of a stone wall in a US home wine cellar, its cellar-side grille flush with the wall above dark wood racks full of wine bottles, cool soft lighting.

Through-the-wall cellar cooling unit

A self-contained box set into an opening in the cellar wall: its cold face blows into the wine room, and its warm face breathes out into the room next door.

 A wine cellar in a US home seen from inside, a white rectangular supply grille for its cooling unit set in the wood-paneled ceiling above tall dark racks of wine bottles, a matching return grille low on the far wall, soft even lighting.

Ducted cellar cooling unit

A self-contained cooling unit placed outside the cellar, in a mechanical room, attic or basement, that sends chilled air in and takes return air back through insulated ducts.

 A slim white split-system wine cellar evaporator unit mounted high on a plastered wall of a US home wine cellar above curved wooden racks of wine bottles without labels, insulated copper lines entering the wall beside it, warm low lighting.

Split-system cellar cooling

An evaporator inside or beside the cellar and a condensing unit outside or in another room, joined by an insulated copper line set and charged on site.

 A square white cooling unit grille set flush in the plastered ceiling of a US home wine cellar, seen from below at an angle, with tall wooden racks of wine bottles along the walls, soft warm lighting.

Ceiling-mounted cellar cooling

A cooling unit hung in the cellar ceiling or set into the space above it, so only a grille shows, with its heat sent into the space above or ducted away.

 Every kind we service

All wine cellar cooling units, side by side

The archive puts the 4 types against each other: how to tell which you own, what fails on each, and which manufacturers build them.

How to tell yoursWhat fails on eachWho makes them Open the type archive
A couple lifting a bottle from a lit stone-walled wine cellar, the cooling unit's grille high on the far wall
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Questions about
the makes.

My cellar unit's make has no page here. Will you still come?
Most likely. Our technicians work on plenty of cellar equipment without a page of its own. Put the make and the full model number in the booking notes and we will confirm the part can be had before we come out.
Does the make of a cellar unit decide whether it is worth repairing?
Less than people expect. The unit's age, the kind of system and how well it suits the room count for more than the name. Parts for widely sold through-the-wall models tend to arrive quickly, while a controller for an older split or ducted model can take longer.
Where do cellar cooling units carry their model number?
On a rating plate on the side of the housing or at the exhaust end for a through-the-wall unit, on the cabinet for a ducted unit, and on both the indoor evaporator and the outdoor condenser for a split system. A photo beats copying it by hand, since one misread character can bring the wrong part.
The company behind my cellar unit changed hands. Will parts still be available?
Usually for years, because the new owner goes on supporting the units already installed, and fan motors, capacitors and relays are often standard sizes shared across makes. The model number settles what fits.

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