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If your Wine Guardian Wine Cooler unit doesn't start, make sure the switch is turned on. Also, check the circuit breaker and wiring. Ensure the unit is properly plugged in.
How to troubleshoot low humidity with humidifier in Wine Guardian D088?
If the humidity is too low with your optional humidifier in Wine Guardian Wine Cooler, check the wiring for loose, broken, or frayed connections. Verify the humidistat setup and check for water flow and solenoid valve operation. Also, check if the water is hot, inspect the drip pad (replace if scaled), and ensure there's a vapor barrier around the cellar.
How to increase humidity in Wine Guardian D088 Wine Cooler?
To address low humidity without an optional humidifier in your Wine Guardian Wine Cooler, consider adding a Wine Guardian humidifier or a room humidifier to introduce moisture into the cellar.
What to do if Wine Guardian D088 is leaking water?
If your Wine Guardian Wine Cooler is leaking water, it might be due to several reasons. The piping from the unit to the drain could be trapped, requiring you to re-pipe to remove external traps. Alternatively, the trap or condensate pan might be plugged, necessitating cleaning. Ensure the unit is level by using shims if needed.
Why Wine Guardian D088 Wine Cooler supply air is not cold enough?
If your Wine Guardian Wine Cooler unit is operating and blows evaporator air, but the supply air isn't colder than the return air, it could be due to several factors. Check the thermostat setup. Ensure the condenser airflow isn't blocked by cleaning the filter and coil if necessary. If the head pressure (HP) switch is open, remove any blockage. If the high pressure switch is open, reset the HP switch.
How to reduce noise from Wine Guardian D088 Wine Cooler?
If the sound of the Wine Guardian Wine Cooler is objectionable, redirect the airflow. You can also try adding baffles, insulated ductwork, or a sound baffle between the unit and the occupied space to reduce noise.
Why is Wine Guardian D088 too cold?
If the cellar temperature is too cold (below 51°) when your Wine Guardian Wine Cooler unit is running, reset the thermostat to a higher cooling temperature. If you have a heating coil, check for a temperature rise across it. Also, ensure the thermostat is not set too low for heating and is mounted in a proper location.
Why is thermostat light off on Wine Guardian D088 Wine Cooler?
If the power switch light is on and the thermostat light is off on your Wine Guardian Wine Cooler, check the main control board for L.E.D. indication. Inspect the wiring for loose, broken, or frayed connections and ensure proper splicing. The remote interface controller may also be faulty.
Check unit for damage, review packing slip for accuracy, and inspect contents.
Verify model number, factory installed options, and unit accessories.
Ensure presence of power cord, thermostat with cable, and drain line.
Lists the essential components and features included in the unit.
Optional electric heating coil for temperature control.
Describes the water-cooled condenser option for heat rejection.
Details ducting kits for air connection, sizing, and installation.
Recommendation to purchase an extended warranty for the compressor.
Feature for operation in low ambient temperatures, controlling fan and heating oil reservoir.
Optional automatic pump for draining condensate.
Optional humidifier for adding moisture and its control.
Optional feature for operation in high ambient temperatures.
Describes the unit's cabinet construction and finish.
Details the section responsible for heat rejection, including fan and compressor.
Explains the cooling section, its coil, fan, and optional heating coil.
Information on the location and compliance of electrical components.
Confirms units are factory tested for operational performance.
Describes the washable filter on the condenser inlet.
Details the optional humidifier and its automatic control.
Explains the function of the internal drain trap.
Outlines the components of the refrigerant circuit.
Describes the grilles for air outlets and connections.
Continuation of wiring diagrams for D025, D050, and D050V models.
Table of dimensions and weights for 60Hz D025, D050, D088, D200 models.
Table of dimensions and weights for 50Hz WG40, WG75, WG100, WG175 models.
Explains the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION messages.
Defines imminently hazardous situations resulting in death or serious injury.
Indicates potentially hazardous situations leading to death or serious injury.
Highlights potentially hazardous situations causing minor or moderate injury.
Focuses on hazards for maintenance personnel and the use of Lockout/Tagout.
Warns about high voltage and the need to observe electrical warning labels.
Stresses disconnecting all power sources to avoid electrocution or shock.
Advises disconnecting power before servicing heating elements to avoid burns.
Notes that sound levels may reach 83 db(A).
States there are no electrical safety lockouts within the unit.
Details the location and function of the main power switch.
Ensures proper support design, no access until fans stop, and dry cleaning.
Covers pressure limits, water proximity, grounding, and approved accessories.
Specifies qualified personnel for servicing and conditions requiring service.
Procedures to test the system for non-visible shipping damage before installation.
Covers unit placement, modification prohibition, access, and outlet requirements.
Questions to consider for unit location, mounting, grilles, and utilities.
Checks for electrical configuration, breaker size, cellar insulation, and ductwork.
Guidance on typical indoor installation locations and recommended duct lengths.
Tips for minimizing unit noise using materials and ductwork design.
Instructions for outdoor installation, emphasizing protection from elements.
Guidance on placing and elevating the unit on the floor.
Instructions for mounting the unit through a wall, requiring support.
Procedures for constructing a platform to suspend the unit from ceiling joists.
Details on connecting the drain line to remove cellar moisture.
Explanation of how the internal drain trap primes itself.
Critical safety and code compliance instructions for electrical wiring.
Steps for installing the controller, including cable routing and placement.
Steps for mounting the remote sensor, considering location and insulation.
Guide for adjusting jumper positions for averaging sensor readings.
Steps to power the unit on and off, noting the delay.
Procedure for adjusting the temperature setpoint using the controller.
Steps to adjust the humidity setpoint, requiring a humidifier.
How to scroll through and select operating modes like cool, heat, or auto.
Setting to switch temperature units between Fahrenheit and Celsius.
Configures the setpoint for low temperature alerts.
Configures the setpoint for high temperature alerts.
Sets the threshold for low humidity alarms.
Sets the threshold for high humidity alarms.
Setting to enable or disable humidifier functionality.
Controls fan operation mode: auto or continuous.
Sets the delay between compressor cycles to prevent premature failure.
Configures the unit to use remote sensors or the local interface.
Option to enable or disable the defrost sensor input.
Sets the temperature at which the defrost cycle ends.
Determines the compressor run time duration during defrost cycles.
Calibrates the room sensor to adjust the displayed temperature reading.
Adjusts the turn-on temperature for the system/compressor above setpoint.
Sets the minimum temperature difference between heating and cooling setpoints.
Enables or disables test mode for controller outputs, excluding electric heat.
Instruction not to change this setting.
Indicates high temperature condition, flashing number, and stays until setpoint is met.
Indicates low temperature condition, flashing number, and stays until setpoint is met.
Indicates high humidity condition, flashing number, and stays until setpoint is met.
Indicates low humidity condition, flashing number, and stays until setpoint is met.
Alarm indicating high pressure switch fault, forcing system shutdown.
Alarm for condensate switch fault, forcing system shutdown.
Provides recommended duct diameters for 60Hz and 50Hz Wine Guardian units.
Steps to remove and relocate grilles on the unit's access panels.
Best practices for ductwork installation, support, and connection.
Connecting supply and return ductwork for the wine cellar.
Connecting ductwork for directing heat and noise away from occupants.
Diagrams showing how to install ductwork for a single outlet setup.
Checklist for unit condition and completeness upon receipt.
Checklist for proper unit mounting, electrical service, and ductwork.
Checklist for visual inspection, connections, airflow, and operation verification.
Instructions for powering the unit on via the rocker switch.
Procedure for testing the fan operation, referencing configuration setting 7.
Checks for compressor operation, unusual noise, and initial run behavior.
Recommended thermostat settings for optimal temperature control.
Tips for managing temperature gradients and air flow patterns.
How to adjust grilles and use dampers for airflow balance.
Safety warnings and general maintenance requirements for qualified personnel.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the reusable condenser coil air filter.
Manual flushing procedure to clear sediment from water regulating valves.
Notes periodic maintenance requirements for the optional humidifier.
Information on the heating coil location, operation, and testing.
Recommended monthly and yearly maintenance tasks for the unit.
Covers issues like loose cables, incorrect settings, and timer delays.
Troubleshooting for power switch light off and on issues.
Checks for switch position, power outlet, and unit plug.
Diagnoses issues related to no power to the thermostat or faulty controller.
Troubleshooting thermostat setup and evaporator fan operation.
Troubleshoots thermostat, compressor, airflow blockages, and high pressure switch.
Solutions for overcooling, including thermostat settings and optional heating coil.
Addresses causes of cold temperatures when the unit is off, like heat loss.
Addresses low humidity due to airflow issues, frozen coils, or incorrect setpoints.
Solution for low humidity when no humidifier is installed.
Troubleshoots humidifier operation, wiring, and water supply.
Addresses high humidity caused by compressor issues or high ambient temps.
Troubleshoots high humidity during operation due to moisture or humidifier issues.
Covers issues like power light off, water leaks, and objectionable noise.
Troubleshooting a non-illuminated power switch light, likely a burned-out bulb.
Addresses water leaks caused by trapped piping, plugged traps, or unit leveling.
Solutions for noise issues related to airflow or the unit itself.
Step-by-step guide to locate and reset the high pressure switch.
Troubleshooting steps for a freezing evaporator coil, like charge or TXV issues.
Diagnoses persistent tripping of the high pressure switch.
Troubleshooting rapid cycling issues related to thermostat or pressure switches.
Addresses noise issues from loose fans, compressor vibration, or TXV malfunction.
Note on replacing fans or motors as a complete unit.
States the two-year warranty period for defects in material and workmanship.
Defines Wine Guardian's liability limited to repair or replacement.
Excludes implied warranties and consequential damages; not responsible for installation costs.
Purchaser agrees to indemnify seller against claims arising from product use.
Purchaser waives sovereign immunity for disputes within US courts.
States that invalid provisions do not affect the rest of the contract.
Procedure for warranty claims, requiring authorization and prepaid part returns.
Lists addresses, phone numbers, and website for Wine Guardian.
Explains how to handle warranty inquiries and procedures.
General| Brand | Wine Guardian |
|---|---|
| Model | D088 |
| Category | Wine Cooler |
| Language | English |
