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The top fan for the wine fridge has stopped spinning and the temperature does not stay at a stable level.
Joe from Hampton, NJ
Really Easy
Less than 15 mins
Screw drivers
I unscrewed the backplate, removed the top fan with 2 long screws, and replaced it with the new fan. The repair was really easy and took less than 15 mins. Now my wine fridge keeps accurate temperature!
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Fans were not turning on
Geoffrey from Johns Creek, GA
Really Easy
15 - 30 mins
Pliers, Screw drivers
As usual for a DYI, I didn't really know what the problem was but I determined that, at the very least, the fans needed to be replaced since it looked like they got corroded. I did the top one first, since it was not turning at all. It is a simple matter of taking off the back panel, unscrewing the fan unit, snipping the pastic bands ho
... Read morelding the wires together, plugging the new one into the circuit board and reassembling and refastening everything in place. Replacing just the top fan did not fix the problem, so I also replaced the bottom fan and that seems to have done the trick.