The E24WC75HPS is an Icon under-counter wine cooler for 48 bottles. It breathes through the front grille, and blocking it makes the compressor run hot and the cabinet warm. We check the grille and door seal on an E24WC75HPS before the sealed system.

The E24WC75HSS is the Designer Series version of Electrolux’s Icon 48-bottle wine cooler. Its interior fan evens out temperature; a noisy fan usually has a worn bearing. A glass door that sags on an E24WC75HSS no longer seals, so hinges are checked when temperatures swing.

The E24WC48EPS is an earlier Icon under-counter wine cooler with a service manual. Its compressor and fan are behind the front grille, which must stay clear. If an E24WC48EPS stops cooling, we listen for the compressor and fan before the controls.

The E24WC160ES is an Icon wine cellar. Condensation inside a wine cellar can come from a door not sealing or from frequent opening in a humid room. We check the gasket and door alignment on an E24WC160ES with condensation.

The EI24WC65GS is an IQ-Touch under-counter wine cellar for 46 bottles. It shares its guide with the EI24BC65GS beverage center, and both need clear airflow at the toe-kick grille. We clean the grille and condenser on an EI24WC65GS that runs warm.

The EI24BC65GS is a 24-inch under-counter beverage center. Cans that freeze near the back usually sit in front of the cold air outlet; moving them forward helps. If an EI24BC65GS both freezes and warms in places, the fan and sensor are checked.