Admiral Wine Cooler problems with cooling

There are a few reasons why your Admiral wine cooler has stopped cooling properly. Lack of ventilation, low freon, faulty thermostat, blocked ventilation, defective fan and others are among them. As with your regular refrigerator, your door gasket is of paramount importance. Without a tight seal, the refrigerant cycle cannot properly operate. The result can be inadequate cooling, humidity problems, and, most riskily, the loss of your wine storage. Make sure your gasket is working well, and if it’s not sealing the door properly, have it replaced. Regular cleaning of your wine cooler will ensure that your wine appliance is running at full efficiency and that no blockages or build-up of substances are affecting the running of the appliance. When cleaning your wine cooler remember to turn it off before starting as this will prevent any injuries occurring. Removing the bottles from the cooler will also make it easier to clean as you won’t have to try and work around them. Non-abrasive cleaning items are going to be the best for the job as they will ensure that you don’t scratch or damage the inside of the appliance. Be careful when wiping around the mechanisms and the shelving itself as if these are damaged it will affect the way you store wine. A useful tip when cleaning is to let the cooler air out for a while before turning it back on and placing the bottles back inside. Remember that your Admiral wine cooler needs professional maintenance every half a year. It’s important to do a thorough diagnosis in time so you can be able to pinpoint the problem. Give us a call to make an appointment as soon as possible!