My Oster Electric Wine Bottle Opener will not spin down

You need to replace the battery pack, pull it out and see what type of cells are used, then build a new battery pack, did this on my own opener and wow it really rocks, lots of power.

Do you really need an ELECTRIC WINE BOTTLE OPENER?

I've been using all my life a manual one, never had to rechage it.

Did anyone have an answer to this? I have had the same problem. I like the opener, but the parts of the rubber surface that are not usually handled get quite sticky. Any thoughts on preventing this, or if not on removing the stickiness?

We learned that NONE of these electric wine openers like the new "plastic" corks. Take a needle nosed plyers and hold the cork tightly(as it sits inside the housing) and gently push the button to release the cork. it should work.

Use a screwdriver (or whatever) to push the inner ring at the opening as far inside the appliance as you can. It is a black piece with a spring action that has plastic molded ridges inside. The ridges on the inner edge of this will grasp the cork. Then, while you are holding the inner section in place as far inside as possible, push the button to operate the opener and the cork should come out as it normally should. I had half a cork stuck up there, and this just worked perfectly.

Use a screwdriver (or whatever) to push the inner ring at the opening as far inside the appliance as you can. It is a black piece with a spring action that has plastic molded ridges inside. The ridges on the inner edge of this will grasp the cork. Then, while you are holding the inner section in place as far inside as possible, push the button to operate the opener and the cork should come out as it normally should. I had half a cork stuck up there, and this just worked perfectly.

We had the same problem, and we took the thing apart, unscrewed the cork from the corkscrew and put it back together. You have to make sure you line everything up properly inside, though. There are contact points that need to be lined up on the inside.

Hi, could be faulty thermostat, can you check compressor, is compressor running (working), listen to compressor for clicking sound, unplug it(switched off) for about 20 minutes, replug and let it run (work) for another 20 mins. see if temp. drops, what about temp. inside bottle (wine) cooler, is it 98 or colder, more info. could be valuable. check thermostat, check to see if compressor operates, if cooler temp. 98. remove you products, to another cooler, call mechanic.

Hello Georgian!

We have a friend who lives at Berkly Lake, and we went to a wine boutique if you will over near her house. I think they would know who services that unit. I can not think of the name of the store though, but it was pretty close by (3-4 miles) in a small business strip center. I know your close by, being in Peachtree.

Alternative, is to find a Oster appliance repair center. There has to be one in the Atlanta area for sure. Or really, any appliance place that services refrigerators. Heck, I (with my wife), it's her best friend) would come do it for the price of a plane ticket. Our friend could vouch for my knowledge.