Avanti 12 Bottle Thermoelectric Counter Top Wine Cooler – Model EWC1201

November 3, 2017 - Comment
Add to Cart $142.53Amazon.com Price
(as of 7 April 2020 05:45 GMT+0100 - Details)

Avanti EWC1201 Twelve Bottle Counter Top Wine Cooler

Product Features

  • 12 bottles total
  • Thermoelectric Cooling System
  • Curved Glass Door
  • Compact and Lightweight

Comments

Untaken Username says:

Temperature dependant upon ambient room temperature My wife and I received this item as a wedding gift and, although we are generally satisfied with some aspects of the cooler (appearance, capacity and size, and convenience) the unit itself does not maintain a stable temperature on its own (a “must have” for delicate wines and the reason we wanted a wine fridge in the first place). The unit, as I was told by a representative at the fridge’s manufacturer, is an ambient room temperature-dependant machine and is only capable of cooling…

DRH says:

If your buttons don’t work, try this little trick first! Purchased this unit to replace my aging Haier on which I’d replaced the thermoelectric module in several times. Avanti makes very good products, nonetheless – when I plugged it in, I was unable to change any of the parameters (temp, wine type) on the display. No problem, a quick fix for anyone that this happens to: the top hinge has a black plastic cover. Take it off and you’ll see 4 wires feeding into a black connector. Unplug the connector – doing so with the power on is OK because of the…

Filboid Studge says:

Broke down after two years, but is relatively inexpensive and easy to fix I purchased this wine cooler in 2012. After about two years, the fan attached to the heatsink in the back started whining on-and-off and ultimately failed. As this happened, the wine cooler could only achieve/maintain about 10 degrees Fahrenheit below room temperature, in contrast to the 17-18 degrees Fahrenheit below room temperature it could achieve when new. 

Comments are disabled for this post.