Zones do not hold temperature

It sounds like you have a wine cooler with two temperature zones, and one of the zones is either over-temperature or under-temperature. The beeping and flashing light on the right side indicate an error or warning. The left side flashing on and off may mean that it is trying to regulate the temperature in that zone.
Unfortunately, it is not possible to shut off just one side of a dual zone wine cooler. The best course of action is to address the issue that is causing the beeping and flashing light. Here are a few steps you can take:

1. Check the temperature: Make sure that the temperature in both zones is within the desired range. If the temperature is too high or too low, adjust it as needed.
2. Clean the condenser: Make sure that the condenser is clean and free of dust and debris. A dirty condenser can cause the wine cooler to overheat and trigger an error.
3. Check the door seal: Check the door seal on both zones to make sure it is tight and free of damage. If the door seal is damaged or not tight, it could be allowing warm air into the wine cooler and affecting the temperature.
4. Check the fan: Check the fan to make sure it is working properly. If the fan is not working, it could be causing the wine cooler to overheat and trigger an error.

If these steps don't resolve the issue, it's possible that there is a problem with the wine cooler's control board or thermostat. In this case, it may be best to consult with a professional for repair.
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I also had the same indecision and finally I've purchased a dual zone wine cooler. The dual zone wine cooler allowed me to maintain two distinct and separated temperature zones within the same cooler which was exactly what is was looking for, and I think this is the optimal solution for you as well.

Dual zone wine coolers have two temperature controls and the storage space is divided into two chambers and each chamber has its own temperature.

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

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.

A single zone wine cooler allows you to store only red/white wine correctly. The cooler has only one temperature control and one space for storing your wines.

there is a wide variety of dual zone wine cooler and theirprices range from around $300 up to $3000 and even more, depends on their and manufacturer. I recommend taking a slightly bigger wine cooler thanintended since once you have your wine cooler you start getting more and morewines and you'll end up with no room...just google dual zone wine coolers

I suspect the cooler can only actually regulate one of those temperatures and the other one just drags along behind. Perhaps the weather is now warmer and the cooler has to keep the motor on longer to keep cool. The unregulated bottom temperature ends up cooler as a consequence.

Either that or the opposite effect is doing it.

The answer might be to find a 61 degree place in your house to keep the reds.

Did you read the owners manual? It will be kind of hard to tell you because there are so many different settings for different areas.