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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE:

This troubleshooting chart does not replace the training required for a professional refrigeration service person, as it is not as 
comprehensive.  Please seek professional help if this chart does not supply your solution.

Troubleshooting Chart

PROBLEM

POSSIBLE CAUSES

RESPONSE

Cooling unit 
not running

Fan running 
almost continually

Temperature 
fluctuating

 a.   Air sensor

When  using  an  air  sensor,  the  wine 
bottle temperature is mainly controlled
by  the  average  air  temperature.  If  the 
set-temperature  is  55°F  with  a 
differential  4°F,  the  cooling  unit  turns 
on at 59°F of air temperature and turns 
off  at  55°F  off  air  temperature.  The 
average  air  temperature  is  57°F,  and 
then  the  wine  temperature  is  around
57+/-0.5°F.  The  air  is  light  enough  to 
change  so  quickly  that  it  maintains 
relatively constant average temperature
that  would  prevent  wine  bottle 
temperature from varying.

a.
b.
c.
d.
e.

f.
g.
h.

a.

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b.
c.
d.
e.

f.
g.
h.

No power
Power cord unplugged
Defrost light blinking
Compressor light blinking
Setting higher than ambient 
temperature
Low voltage
Incorrect or loose wirings
Differential too high

Check power at receptacle & fuses
Plug-in power cord plug
Unit is under defrost mode
Unit waits for anti-short cycle delay
Lower temperature setting

Contact an authorized electrician 
Check all wirings and connections
Decrease the value as to 4°F

5 minute post-compressor fan 
running mode

See 4) to set FON = 0

a.

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Summary of Contents for 1500cd

Page 1: ...www Wine Mate com www Wine Mate com HTD CD HZDSERIES SELFCONTAINED COOLINGSYSTEMS Owner s Manual HTD HZD HZD CD...

Page 2: ...on Instructions HTD and HTD TE Units CD and CD TE Units HZD Units Temperature and Humidity Control Use of the Digital Controller Cleaning and Care Guide Troubleshooting Guide Electrical Wiring HTD and...

Page 3: ...y grounding wires from individual components while servicing unless the conponent is to be removed and replaced It is extremely important to replace all grounding wires when components are replaced EL...

Page 4: ...hnology Optimized air flow for most even temperatures in wine cabinets Exchangeable discharge grille for front back and down cold air distribution Multiple exhaust for top and rear hot air exhaust Hig...

Page 5: ...es 115V 60HZ 4A 55 2500htd Rear Exhaust 18 x16 x10 5 2500 Btu h 180 CFM 250 cu ft 1200 bottles 115V 60HZ 5A 60 2500htd te Top Exhaust 18 x16 x10 5 2500 Btu h 180 CFM 250 cu ft 1200 bottles 115V 60HZ 5...

Page 6: ...space will maintain humidity of 50 70 RH even when the environment becomes dry and humid These temperatures and humidities are optimized for long term storage of wine Multiple exhaust for top and rea...

Page 7: ...Rear Exhaust 18 x16 5 x10 5 2500 Btu h 180 CFM 250 cu ft 1200 bottles 115V 60HZ 5A 55 2500cd te Top Exhaust 18 x16 5 x10 5 2500 Btu h 180 CFM 250 cu ft 1200 bottles 115V 60HZ 5A 55 CD CD TE Units Coo...

Page 8: ...the environment becomes dry and humid These temperatures and humidities are optimized for long term storage of wine fur and tobacco Horizontal cold air supply is optimized for use in the wide cabinet...

Page 9: ...0HZ 9A 75 6500hzd Rear Exhaust 17 x28 x22 6500 Btu h 500 CFM 1500 cu ft 6500 bottles 115V 60HZ 14A 110 8500hzd Rear Exhaust 17 x28 x22 8500 Btu h 500 CFM 2000 cu ft 8500 bottles 115V 60HZ 16A 110 HZD...

Page 10: ...arance from the left and right sides 2 Front Exhaust Leave a minimum of 6 clearance from the front if left and right sides unobstructed Or leave a minimum of 36 clearance from the front if left and ri...

Page 11: ...www Wine Mate com Mounting Openings 11...

Page 12: ...mounting sides and push to compress the gasket Locate the 3 brackets 6 and use 7 16 wrench to tighten the 3 screws 7 Screw the exhaust and fresh air grille on the opening from the rear side of the cab...

Page 13: ...he left and right sides 2 Front Exhaust Leave a minimum of 6 clearance from the front if left and right sides unobstructed Or leave a minimum of 36 clearance from the front if left and right sides obs...

Page 14: ...1 800 777 8466 Mounting Openings 14...

Page 15: ...e mounting sides and push to compress the gasket Locate the 3 brackets 6 and use 7 16 wrench to tighten the 3 screws 7 Screw the exhaust and fresh air grille on the opening from the rear side of the c...

Page 16: ...ill build up and the unit will not operate properly The ambient temperatures shall not be higher than 90 F or lower than 50 F Additionally cold air from the front opening must remain unobstructed The...

Page 17: ...brackets 6 and use 7 16 wrench to tighten the 3 screws 7 Plug the cooling unit in receptacle Screw the 2 screws and locate the light on the ceiling Plug the light in receptacle Plug the wine cellar VI...

Page 18: ...be capable of supporting the weight of the unit Place the unit on the shelf with the back of unit flush with the outside of the wall Attach the grille to the outside wall with screws Seal the inside w...

Page 19: ...the enclosure Symptoms of this condition are unit runs all the time with only a slight reduction in temperature and or water overflows from the unit Because of the temperature difference between the i...

Page 20: ...frost Up To view the maximum stored temperature in programming mode it browses the parameter codes or increases the displayed value Down To view the minimum stored temperature in programming mode it b...

Page 21: ...ithin 10s 4 To memorize the new set point value push the SET key again or wait 10s 4 Humidity Adjustment The parameter Fon is used to modulate the humidity in the wine cabinet The higher value of Fon...

Page 22: ...oling system or reconnect power 2 Moisture Removing With a dry cloth remove the extra condensation if it accumulates in the wine cellar at high ambient temperature and humidity WARNING Always check wi...

Page 23: ...ture and turns off at 55 F off air temperature The average air temperature is 57 F and then the wine temperature is around 57 0 5 F The air is light enough to change so quickly that it maintains relat...

Page 24: ...estrictions Clean condenser Defrost and reset temperature Call service to check loss of refrigerant or restrictions Call service to add or remove refrigerant Check power supply Use proper 60Hz Check p...

Page 25: ...erant Call service for OEM information Check for airflow through evaporator Check for loss of refrigerant Call service to check restrictions Evaporator air flow restricted Unit not stopping due to air...

Page 26: ...for thermostat and sensor Check for sealed system leakage Check for low side pressure Improper cabinet seals Cabinet too large Ambient temperature too high Exhaust too close to wall or ceiling Malfun...

Page 27: ...www Wine Mate com ELECTRICAL WIRING HTD and HTD TE Units CD and CD TE Units Wiring Diagram 27 Wiring Diagram...

Page 28: ...1 800 777 8466 HZD Units VINO1200 2500HZD Wiring Diagram VINO3500 8500HZD Wiring Diagram 28...

Page 29: ...should receive direct sun or strong wind Proper sealing of the enclosure through the use of a vapor barrier and weather stripping cannot be over emphasized The cooling system will not be able to maint...

Page 30: ...is defective due to workmanship or materials is removed within twelve months of the initial sale and is returned to Wine Mate in the original shipping carton shipping prepaid Wine Mate will at its op...

Page 31: ...extremely quiet operation Perfect for applications where there are rooms for hot air to exhaust into The Ducted Systems have back curved impeller fans that are good for 50 ft long duct use to cut the...

Page 32: ...the contents of this document We disclaim liability for errors omissions or future changes 2009 Vinotemp International All rights reserved 17621 South Susana Road Rancho Dominguez CA 90221 1 800 777 8...

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