I have barely any space for a wine cooler and need a narrow fridge. Can anyone recommend a narrow cooling fridge for me - preferably something thermoelectric?

Beeping usually indicates that something has gone wrong. Probably not cooling properly. The water coming out would indicate that the unit has defrosted. Turn the unit back on again and see if the red side is cooling properly. Some wine fridges have independent evaporators which allows different cooling temps in different parts of the cabinet.

Single zone wine coolers have one temperature control and the storage space is undivided so the whole cooler is at the same temperature.

There is such a wide variety, and it really depends on how much space you have and how many bottles you keep on hand. I will send you a few great links, but I urge you to do some extra browsing of your own.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16896164128&nm_mc=OTC-Shopping&cm_mmc=OTC-Shopping-_-Wine+Coolers+++Accessories-_-Avanti+Products-_-96164128

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Emerson-8-Bottle-Wine-Cooler-Silver/8251631

http://www.compactappliance.com/Magic-Chef-8-Bottle-Countertop-Wine-Cooler-MCWC8DCT3/MCWC8DCT3,default,pd.html?mtcpromotion=cj

You should get a countertop cooling fridge. They are very compact, about the same size as a microwave oven, and can hold up to 20 bottles of wine.

The purpose of a wine cooler is to store wines at their proper temperatures in a proper manner. Wine coolers are set to higher temperature ranges than other systems simply because wine should not be kept as cool as other beverages.

You need a dual zone wine cooler. They have two temperature controls and the storage space is divided in such a way that each temperature control has its own section inside the cooler; allowing you to store both red and white wines properly.

Thermoelectric cooling is best used in small wine coolers. Small fans from inside the cooling fridge evenly dispense cool temperatures throughout the interior of the unit.

there are many types and manufacturers but you have to make sure to match the wine cooler to your preferences. How much room you have, how many bottles you plan to keep, what type of wines?

his table can help you choose: http://wine-cooler-review.toptenreviews.com/

its the ptc relay go to repairclinic.com...type in model #...its a cheap and easy fix.if you see what the part looks like on line youll find it on cooler.should be left of compressor behind black plastic cover with 1 screw

First check the grating over the fan in the back. If it is covered with dust, there won't be enough air flow and the unit won't cool. Clean the dust off and see if it cools back down. It may take a long time to cool down if it is full of wine, so I recommend taking the wine out to test if it works.