Wine Cooler Repairs

Customer service

Perth (08) 6288 3333

Contact by email

aps@apsperth.com.au

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As a key component in any modern home, keeping your Wine Cooler in full working order is of utmost importance. APS is one of the largest independent domestic appliance servicing companies in Perth, making us ideally placed to carry out all Wine Cooler repairs.

Let us help. APS can assist with any problems you have with your Wine Cooler

Our dedicated Wine Cooler repair engineers are regularly trained to service all new and existing freestanding, integrated and built-in units from leading manufacturers and carry out safety checks as standard at every job.

Customer Service (08) 6288 3333

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APS Engineers can repair a wide range of Wine Coolers, inclusive

Compressor Wine-cooler

Thermoelectric Wine-cooler

Built-in Wine-cooler

Counter-top Wine-cooler

Multiple Temperature zone Wine-cooler

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Wine Cooler Parts We Replace

With thousands of lines of stock in both our warehouse and repair vehicles, you can be sure that APS have the right part for your Wine Cooler repair, and we offer full guarantee on all parts and labour

Roller-assembly shelves
Lighted electronic control panel
Discreet lighting
Full-view glass door
Stationary shelf UV-resistant glass
Cold controls

Divider gasket
Front venting with removable kickplate
Removable drawer dividers
Refrigerated storage drawers
Temperature controls
Drawers, bins, and shelving

We come direct to you, offering 3 hour slots with weekend times available, and our engineers will contact you 30 minutes before arriving to ensure that you never miss our visit

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Ensure your prized wine collection is stored in optimal conditions with these care tips for wine coolers:

Maintain a constant temperature, typically between 7°C and 18°C, depending on the wine.
Keep the cooler out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources.
Ensure proper ventilation for built-in units to avoid overheating.

Do not overload the cooler; ensure proper air circulation around the bottles.
If your cooler has a filter, replace or clean it as recommended by the manufacturer.

Clean the interior with a soft cloth and mild detergent; avoid harsh chemicals.
Regularly dust the exterior and the condenser coils for efficient operation.
Keep the door seal clean and check for wear to maintain the internal climate.

Use the correct rack for the type of wine bottle to prevent damage and ensure proper fit.
Minimize vibration by keeping the cooler in a place where it won’t be bumped or moved unnecessarily.

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4 Reasons Why APS is your best option

Same day service Available

We have 20 years experience in the appliance industry

Certified field Engineers across Perth

We offer 12 Months gurantee

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Unit 1 / 725 Marshall Rd,
Malaga WA 6090

Phone number

(08) 6288 3333

Open Hours

Monday to Friday
8:00 am to 5:00 pm

Our Support

aps@apsperth.com.au

We provide 12 months warranty on all jobs* Our service engineers have been factory trained

We have 20+ years experience in the appliance industry

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Wine Cooler FAQ

Find in this space the most frequently asked questions regarding the operation and management of Wine Cooler.

Why is my wine cooler not cooling properly?

This could be due to a faulty thermostat, a blocked vent, or an issue with the compressor. Ensure the cooler has proper ventilation and check if the temperature settings are correct.

What temperature should my wine cooler be set at?

For red wine, the ideal temperature is between 12-18°C (55-65°F), while white wine is best stored at 7-12°C (45-55°F). Dual-zone coolers allow for both types to be stored at their optimal temperatures.

Why is my wine cooler making unusual noises?

Some noise is normal, but loud buzzing, clicking, or rattling may indicate a problem with the fan, compressor, or condenser. Cleaning the fan and checking for loose components can help.

Why is there condensation inside my wine cooler?

Excess moisture can result from a faulty door seal or placing warm bottles inside. Make sure the door is sealing properly and avoid frequent opening.

How often should I clean my wine cooler?

It’s recommended to clean your wine cooler every 3-6 months by wiping down the interior with a mild solution and vacuuming the condenser coils if applicable.

What should I do if my wine cooler won’t turn on?

Check if it’s properly plugged in and that the power outlet is working. If the issue persists, there could be an internal electrical problem that requires professional inspection.