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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.

CellarCool
Wine Cellar Cooling Repair

Service for CellarCool systems when the wine room drifts warm, turns dry or the unit starts and stops every few minutes.

(844) 398-5977

Mon–Sat, 8am–8pm

  • 4 wine cellar cooling unit types
  • 7 problems we see
  • 9 error codes

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CellarCool wine cellar cooling units,
specifically.

CellarCool makes the CX through-the-wall series, fully ducted Ultimate units, fully ducted, Magnum and Flex split systems, and Ceiling Mount splits such as the CM2500. Its compact CX units read the air rather than a bottle, so the same code can mean something different from one CellarCool model to the next, and we read it against the series first.

The CellarCool lineup

Builds4 wine cellar cooling unit types

Through-the-wall cellar cooling unit · Ducted cellar cooling unit · Split-system cellar cooling · Ceiling-mounted cellar cooling

Called out forWine Cellar Too Warm

and 6 more problems on CellarCool

Repairs we do10 repairs, on any make

Wine cellar cooling diagnostic visit · Cellar compressor and sealed system repair · Cellar cooling leak search and recharge · Cellar evaporator and condenser fan repair

Error codesE1 · E2 · E7 · E10 · EA

9 CellarCool codes with a page of their own

The CellarCool
lineup.

CellarCool builds 4 of the 4 wine cellar cooling unit types this site covers. Which one decides how the visit is planned.

All wine cellar cooling unit types
Through-the-wall

Through-the-wall cellar cooling unit

3 of the problems we see on CellarCool come up on it Through-the-wall cellar cooling unit repair Ducted

Ducted cellar cooling unit

4 of the problems we see on CellarCool come up on it Ducted cellar cooling unit repair Split system

Split-system cellar cooling

5 of the problems we see on CellarCool come up on it Split-system cellar cooling repair Ceiling-mounted

Ceiling-mounted cellar cooling

2 of the problems we see on CellarCool come up on it Ceiling-mounted cellar cooling repair

What is particular
to CellarCool.

We service CX 2200 to 4400 through-wall units, Ultimate and Ultimate Plus fully ducted units, fully ducted, Magnum and Flex split systems, and CM2500 and larger Ceiling Mount splits. CX units carry a simpler controller with three codes, while the split and ducted models share a longer alarm list.

CX units fit old wall openings

CellarCool builds its CX series as a direct replacement for Breezaire and Wine Mate through-the-wall units. That means many CX units we meet went into an opening sized for another brand, and the fit and exhaust clearance get checked along with the unit.

Air probe on CX, bottle probe on the rest

The CX controller measures cellar air and alarms 10 degrees from the setpoint, while CellarCool's split and ducted controllers use a bottle probe and tighter alarms. An AH1 on a CX is a larger drift than an AH1 on a CM2500.

The unit stops when the drip tray is full

Split and ducted CellarCool controllers watch the drain and show EA when water is not leaving. The unit will not run until the tray level drops, so a clogged line or a stalled pump warms the cellar as well as wetting it.

Circuit and exhaust come first

CellarCool asks for a dedicated 110V, 20-amp circuit and a cool exhaust space. A unit that clicks without starting, or cools poorly on a hot day, often traces to the circuit or the room it breathes into.

Parts

Probes, drain pumps and controllers are matched to the series. For split systems, condensing units and coils are ordered after the first visit measures the charge and airflow.

Repair or replace

Drain, probe and controller codes lead to ordinary repairs. On an older CX unit with a compressor that no longer starts on a sound dedicated circuit, we price repair against a like-for-like replacement for the same opening.

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What we are
called out for.

On CellarCool, most often wine cellar too warm.

All problems

CellarCool error codes

All CellarCool codes
A small stone-walled wine cellar with dark wooden racks full of unlabeled bottles lying on their sides, a through-the-wall cooling unit grille set high on the far wall and a round dial thermometer standing in a glass of water on a tasting shelf in front. The collection is exposed

Wine Cellar Too Warm

6 causes, cheapest first

 A wall-mounted digital controller for a cellar cooling unit on a wood-paneled wine cellar wall, its small screen completely dark, a ceiling supply grille above and rows of unlabeled bottles in wooden racks to the side.

Cellar Cooling Unit Not Turning On

5 causes, cheapest first

 The cellar-side grille of a through-the-wall cooling unit high on a plastered wine cellar wall, a dark wet streak running down the plaster below it toward a wall outlet, wooden racks of unlabeled bottles along the side wall and a folded towel on the tile floor. The collection is exposed

Cellar Cooling Unit Leaking Water

6 causes, cheapest first

 The cellar-side grille of a wall-mounted split evaporator in a wine cellar, removed and leaning below it, revealing a thin aluminum coil coated in white frost, wooden racks of unlabeled bottles on the adjoining wall.

Cellar Cooling Evaporator Coil Icing Up

5 causes, cheapest first

Not a
CellarCool?

CellarCool is one of 7 wine cellar cooling unit makes on this site. The other 6 each have a page of their own.

All 7 brands

CellarCool wine cellar cooling unit repair,
where we come out.

9 metros, each with its own page.

All service areas

Tampa BayFL · 31 areas

OrlandoFL · 30 areas

Miami / South FloridaFL · 47 areas

New York MetroNY · 75 areas

HoustonTX · 36 areas

ChicagoIL · 50 areas

Los AngelesCA · 95 areas

San DiegoCA · 31 areas

San Francisco Bay AreaCA · 74 areas

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
CellarCool wine cellar cooling units.

Why does my CellarCool CX show E1 even though the cellar is cold?
On a CX, E1 points at the air-sensing probe, not a bottle probe. The unit falls back to a fixed on and off cycle, so the room can stay cool for a while even though the control has lost its reading.
Does a CellarCool need its own circuit?
Yes. CellarCool asks for a dedicated 110V line on a 20-amp breaker, because the unit draws much more current at start-up than while running. Other loads on the same circuit can keep it from starting.
What should I do if my CellarCool leaks water?
CellarCool says to unplug the unit when water comes from anywhere but the drain line. Then keep the water away from racks and outlets and book a visit, since the cause is often a clogged drain or a cellar that is not sealed.
How high should a CellarCool unit be on the wall?
CellarCool asks that the top of a through-the-wall unit sit no lower than 18 inches from the ceiling, and a split evaporator no lower than 6 inches. A unit mounted low keeps mixing cold air near the floor.

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