Questions & Answers for: danby wine cooler control board

...danby designer wine cooler - TEST your compressor: Cooler can be forced to operate and cool as a test.Unplug unit from 115v receptacle. Hold both temperature control buttons down.Plug unit in 115v ...

danby wine cooler repair Hi : I'm trying to locate a evap fan motor for a DANBY wine cooler. The model # is - DWC282BL The part # is - JG32DQ-02 I didn't have luck locating the part at sears..Jean ...

...control board, i believe there may be two parts here - if there are, try replacing the power control board before trying the electronic control piece... this is the board that has the low and high ...

...else temp nor compressor work I have a unit similar, I am replacing the control board and related parts - basically the electronic and electrical parts in the area the separates the two ...

...Danby dual zone wine cooler? After reading through some of the issues here, and from what I have seen, I believe that the electronics on my wine cooler have gone out. It started getting warmer, and ...

Danby wine cooler - model number DWC612BLP. The unit we have is 5 1/2 years old. I have called Danby directly and they told me the part was manufactured discontinued. They also told me that they would

...wine cooler Hi, I am sorry to hear regarding the trouble. This is a common problem on this unit. E4 refers to a faulty control board failure. Unplug the unit for few minutes, say 15 minutes and then ...

...wine coolers are not brand names and parts are hard to get. If you paid under $200 for it, buy a new one.Otherwise you will need to have it repaired by a service station or someone who can get the ...

Danby wine cooler refrigerator temperature control won't work Without more details on what you're observing, I can't say for sure what could be wrong. I can just tell you that I had problems with the ...

Danby DWC2727BLS wine cooler continuously short cycles My Danby DWC2727BLS wine cooler continuously short cycles, and it is really annoying. It cycles on and off, continuously, every 20 to 30 seconds.