Danby wine cooler model dwc172bl thermostat replacement

To replace the B03F4666 Temperature Control board for the AW-320ED wine cooler, follow these steps: Unplug the wine cooler and locate the control board inside the wine cooler. Remove the screws or connectors that secure the old control board in place. Disconnect the wires from the old control board. Connect the wires to the new control board in the same configuration as the old control board. Secure the new control board in place with screws or connectors. Plug in the wine cooler and test the temperature control to ensure it is working properly; https://kitchencol.com/edgestar-wine-cooler-lights-blinking/ If the instruction manual you received is not accurate, you can try finding a video tutorial online or reaching out to the manufacturer for clarification on the replacement process.

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i got the same model,the noise from the lower back,u can remove the fan out & determine the noise from easy,the bottom have two bolts,easy to remove it.gd luck for u

No pictures, the new one goes in the same as the old one comes out. You have 2 screws on the bottom of the evaporator that holds the sensor in place. Then the sensor runs thru the bottom toward the back.As you remove the old one jus put the new one in the same way.

The price looks fine for my area its about a 3 hour job done properly. you should consider a new wine cooler and cut your losses because if their only replacing the compressor they should be replacing the cap tube and liquid drier if the cap tube is not replaced could be a waste of money

Tom

I found a repairman who knows how to replace failed thermostats using other than OEM equipment.
WSN

I have seen this before. Get the thermostat off and put it's 2 wires together just to SEE if the wine cooler comes on. Be careful not to let it bite ya or ground against the cabinet. If it runs then thermostat replacement needed, now how simple is that?

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The problem is likely with one of the two fans. A new fan is available from Danby (1-800-263-2629). My noisy fan is the condensor fan located at the bottom rear of the device. After removing the cooler from under the cabinet, the source of the noise was obvious. You will need to tell them whether it is the upper fan or lower fan. Leave the cooler upright for a few hours before you plug it in so that you do not damage the condenser. Price for the fan from Danby is $20.15 including shipping. Users Manual is available at http://www.danby.com/manuals/DWC512BL.pdf -Ron

not hard to replace but you are correct if it is not cycling off at the temp you want it to then the temp control is the problem