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Wine Cooling Unit Al Schmidt 12-28-2006
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Posted by Al Schmidt on December 28, 2006, 1:12 pm
I have a wine cooler/refrigerator which has quit working. I think it may
need to be recharged. (it looks like a small window air conditioner). Will a
local air conditioner be able to recharge (R134a) this unit? I've emailed
the mfg as well. Any suggestions on how to tell a good repair tech?

Thanks




Posted by Noon-Air on December 28, 2006, 1:57 pm

>I have a wine cooler/refrigerator which has quit working. I think it may
>need to be recharged. (it looks like a small window air conditioner). Will
>a local air conditioner be able to recharge (R134a) this unit? I've emailed
>the mfg as well. Any suggestions on how to tell a good repair tech?
>
> Thanks

Truth be known, by the time you pay for the service call and diagnostics,
you will be close to the price of replacing it.



Posted by Al Schmidt on December 28, 2006, 10:54 pm
These units are more expensive than air conditioners. They run about $600.
Is it still cheaper to replace than repair?

Tnx


>
>>I have a wine cooler/refrigerator which has quit working. I think it may
>>need to be recharged. (it looks like a small window air conditioner). Will
>>a local air conditioner be able to recharge (R134a) this unit? I've
>>emailed the mfg as well. Any suggestions on how to tell a good repair
>>tech?
>>
>> Thanks
>
> Truth be known, by the time you pay for the service call and diagnostics,
> you will be close to the price of replacing it.
>
>



Posted by Noon-Air on December 28, 2006, 11:03 pm

> These units are more expensive than air conditioners. They run about $600.
> Is it still cheaper to replace than repair?
>
> Tnx

Lowes has a new one for a little over $300



Posted by Al Schmidt on December 29, 2006, 3:41 pm
Just at my local Lowes. Where was the wine cooler & what brand was it?

Tnx


>
>> These units are more expensive than air conditioners. They run about
>> $600. Is it still cheaper to replace than repair?
>>
>> Tnx
>
> Lowes has a new one for a little over $300
>
>



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