What to do if F2 is displaying on my KingsBottle Wine Cooler?
If your KingsBottle Wine Cooler displays 'F2', it means the fridge is in defrosting mode, which is normal if the compressor has been running continuously for over 8 hours. During this time, the evaporator fan operates, but the compressor stops. The 'F2' display should disappear after about 20 minutes. No action is needed; wait for approximately 30 minutes and check again.
How to fix C1 error on KingsBottle Wine Cooler?
If 'C1' is displayed on the panel of your KingsBottle Wine Cooler, it indicates that the sensor in the LEFT zone has an open circuit, causing the compressor to stop and preventing cooling. An engineer needs to check the following: 1. The socket/plug with the 'UP' mark in PCB is badly connected. 2. The sensor is damaged and needs replacement. 3. The PCB needs repair or replacement.
What does C2 mean on a KingsBottle KBU-28LR?
If your KingsBottle Wine Cooler (excluding single zone models) displays 'C2', it signifies that the sensor in the RIGHT zone has an open circuit, which stops the compressor and prevents cooling. An engineer will need to inspect: 1. The socket/plug with the 'DOWN' mark in PCB for bad connections. 2. The sensor for damage, potentially requiring replacement. 3. The PCB, which may need repair or replacement.
Why does my KingsBottle KBU-28LR Wine Cooler show U1 error?
If 'U1' is displayed on your KingsBottle Wine Cooler, it indicates that the sensor in the LEFT zone has a short circuit, causing the compressor to stop and preventing cooling. An engineer should check: 1. If the sensor is damaged and needs replacement (it is connected to the 'UP' socket/plug in PCB). 2. If the PCB needs repair or replacement.
General| Capacity | 28 bottles |
|---|---|
| Cooling System | Compressor |
| Finish | Stainless Steel |
| Installation | Freestanding |
| Noise Level | 38 dB |
| Temperature Range | 41-64°F (5-18°C) |
| Shelving | Wooden shelves |
| Door | Tempered glass |
| Lighting | LED |
| Voltage | 115V |
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