Sub-Zero · Bainbridge Island
Wine Cooler Repair
Dual-zone wine storage that will not hold a setpoint — drifting zones, condensation on the glass, noisy evaporator fans and dead zone sensors.
What people describe on the phone
If one of these is close to what your unit is doing, it is a fault we see regularly and one with a known route to a fix.
- Upper zone sits three or four degrees above where it is set
- Condensation forming on the inside of the glass door in warm weather
- Fan noise that rises and falls at random through the evening
- Display shows a zone error and both compartments drift together
How the visit runs
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Both zones, logged
Each zone read independently over a cycle with the door shut — the display is not evidence.
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Sensors before compressors
Zone thermistors and their wiring are tested first. A drifting zone is a sensor fault far more often than a cooling failure.
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Evaporator and fan
Fan motor, mount and evaporator condition checked; intermittent noise is usually a bearing or a loose shroud.
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Door, seal and glass
Gasket, hinge alignment and glass heater checked, which is where interior condensation nearly always begins.
From the island
What the callbacks sound like
5.0 / 51,090 reviews
Upper zone had been sitting three or four degrees above its setpoint since spring. Zone thermistor, replaced on the spot, and both zones have held ever since. He reset the offsets someone had fiddled with.
Clea R.Lynwood Center · Jan 2026 The cabinet had never really held temperature since the day it went in. He worked out that the problem was the room and not the unit: no clearance above it, and the air return blocked by shelving.
Juniper A.Rolling Bay · Oct 2025 In warm weather the inside of the glass door fogged up so badly you could not read a label. The door heater had failed and the gasket was flat on the hinge side. Both replaced in one visit.
Hattie R.Winslow · Jul 2026
Wine Cooler Repair
Book a wine cooler diagnostic
Pick a slot online with the model number and what the unit is doing, or call it in. Same-day is normal for anything booked before noon anywhere on Bainbridge Island.
Call (206) 339-4211- Hours
- 8:00 am – 8:00 pm, seven days
- Phone
- Answered 24/7
- Service call
- $89, credited in full against an approved repair
- Covering
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Online booking
Take a slot on the island run
- Pick the day and the window that suits you.
- Add the model number off the frame inside the fresh-food door, plus what the unit is doing.
- We confirm a two-hour window planned around the sailing schedule.
Rather talk it through? The line is answered 24/7 on (206) 339-4211, and the crew works 8:00 am – 8:00 pm, seven days.
The visit is a flat $89 service call — the crossing, the temperature log and a full diagnosis. It comes off the total in full if you approve the repair, and the repair price is agreed in writing before anything is opened.