Wine racks have rusted from moisture coming from back panel--don't know why there is moisture, or if the racks are replaceable

How can I put this nicely.
TAKE IT BACK!!!!!! First moisture is forming where it shouldn't, air leak/door gasket not sealing, and second stainless doesn't rust. If rust is forming than it's of poor quality. More iron in it than steel. Isn't there atleast a one year warranty? Don't wait! Till it's too late. Complain NOW!!!

Yes there are, those bottles made in order to reduce the influence of direct sunlight on the bottles in the wine racks although they don't entirely block all UV rays.

Regarding wine storing, a hygrometer is advised in order to keep track on the moisture condition which gives you a better idea on what needs to be done in order to age your wine right.

If it is possible, don't move the wine at all from the moment you've started storing them. You should store the wine in your wine rack in a way that you won't have to move any other bottle in order to get to the desired one.

Many wine rack manufacturers include a wine glass rack which makes it possible to store both wine bottles and glasses in the same place. The wine glass racks come in different shapes and designs and they can be hanging or wall mounted.

You should pick a wood which is moisture tolerant and a one that doesn't require any finish to be durable and effective. Pine, Oak, Mahogany and Western Red Cedar are few examples of adequate wood for wine racks.

BAD GROUND- caused by moisture in cabin- corroding the GROUND terminal /strap/connector. Check the connectors up to the panel? YUP. Tear apart dash. GOOD LUCK!!

it was the internal fan in the upper rear section of the fridge. Apparently, since it is mounted so close to the rear panel, the sound seems to amplify from the back. Anyway, a replacement fan was only $3.71 direct from Danby, but I did have to pay 7.99 for shipping. Also, there is a fair amount of disassembly and re-assembly needed, which might be challenging for those who don't typically make their own repairs. Once removed, the only thing I could find wrong with our old fan was that the shaft was very loose in the unit, which may have indicated a bad bearing.

Canby may be reached at the following link:

http://danby.com/customer_service

To order the racks you will need to order from a parts distributor. To find one in your location just visit U-line. www.u-line.com and under customer service you will see parts locator.

This happens when the racks get too close to the evaporator. Or bottles. You can try to use hot water but usually you will need to buy new racks for the unit.