The E24WC50QS is an Icon wine cellar made to sit under the counter, and it pulls cooling air through the front grille at the bottom. When that grille is blocked by a rug, a toe kick panel or dust, the cellar drifts warmer, which matters far more for wine than for groceries. Fog on the […]

The E24WL50QS exists so a wine cellar can open away from a wall or an adjacent appliance. Its hinge and door parts are specific to the left-hinged build, so we order them by the WL number, not the WC. A faint whirring from the back of an E24WL50QS is the fan that circulates air around […]

The EI24WC10QS keeps wine at a steady cellar temperature, and small swings that follow the time of day usually track the room temperature: a sunny kitchen or a nearby oven makes it work harder. When an EI24WC10QS compressor runs almost constantly, a dusty condenser behind the front grille or a door not sealing is checked […]

The EI24WL10QS is the left-opening cellar in this pair. When its door stops closing by itself, the hinge cam or the unit’s leveling is usually to blame; a cellar tilted slightly forward lets the door hang open. If the EI24WL10QS display disagrees with a thermometer placed among the bottles, the sensor is tested before any […]

The EI24BC10QS is set colder than a wine cellar, and cans on the lowest shelf closest to the cooling air can freeze and burst if the setting is too low. We check the setting and where airflow reaches before blaming the control. A beverage center that never gets cold enough, like the EI24BC10QS in a […]

The EI24BL10QS holds a lot of weight in cans and bottles, and the shelf supports on the side walls can crack when a shelf is overloaded. Replacement supports clip in. A light that stays on with the door shut warms the EI24BL10QS cabinet slowly; the door switch is checked if the light never goes out.

The EI24WC15VS is a newer Electrolux wine unit. After delivery it should stand upright for a while before being switched on, and a warm cabinet in the first hours is part of pulling down to temperature. Top shelves in an EI24WC15VS are usually slightly warmer than bottom ones; a large gap between them points to […]

The EI24BC15VS runs colder than a wine unit, so a door that is not closing fully quickly shows as frost on the rear wall. We check the gasket and anything pushing the door open before looking at defrost. A fan that ticks in an EI24BC15VS may be touching frost or a loose part; the cause […]

The EI24WC75HS belongs to the same generation as the Icon E24WC75H coolers. When the cooler stays warm and the compressor never starts, the start relay and the control are tested before the compressor itself. A dim or flickering display on an EI24WC75HS usually means the control board is aging, which can also affect how well […]

The E24WC48EBS is an early Icon wine cooler, and after many years the parts that fail are the ones that start and stop the compressor. A cooler that goes quiet and slowly warms often has a start relay that no longer engages, which is a far smaller repair than a compressor. The door seal on […]