Need user manual for Emerson Wine Cooler FR23RD

NO. Wine is not supposed to be stored cooler than 54 degrees.

You could try

operatingguides.com

if you need a user manual
or

servicemanuals.co.uk

if you want the schematics etc

We've used them in the past and found them very good.

Also if it is not listed then ask via the link and they
will probably be able to get it for you.

• Here is the users manual you requested for a U-Line 15WC Wine Cooler in PDF http://www.u-line.com/pdfs/discontinued/30064E.pdf

Regards, Tony

Number 19 in this photo is the control boards location=> HVTS18DABB Parts Breakdown
and if you need the user manual click here=> HVTS18DABB User Manual Please rate this if helpful and should you have more questions please ask, Thanks Sea Breeze

If you got this new, You should have a manual with the hi-est and lowest temp setting in it...If you do not have the manual than you can Google the same question on google search and get a manual,or a forum where they talk about this model.

YOU CAN RECTIFY THE PANEL WITH THE HELP OF COMPANIES CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTRE NUMBER PRINTEDON THE MANUAL.OR DELER MAY HELP YOU

ask here, they already found many Durabrand manuals

Luzer - Thanks for the very helpful solution. My cooler has the problem described. When I take off the back and plug it back in, all three fans run, but the unit does not get cold. Is it possible that it needs new fans anyway (like maybe they are going but not moving enough air to generate the effect)? Or woudl it be something else?

Thanks!

I have seen this unit on sale for 79.99 @ Target many times over the last year or so.
In fact, it's that price there now and also at Amazon.com.
The highest price that I recall seeing was probably 99.99

If you are handy with small electrics, or know someone who is...

I had a similar problem and just solved it.
My cooler was leaking and had trouble keeping the proper temperature.
It was also making a buzzing sound which is what lead me to my solution.
BTW - The liquid that was leaking was condensation, probably because the unit was not holding a constant temperature.

Unplug the unit first - no need to get electrocuted.
These units use peltier cooling- essentially a large heat sink with three fans attached.
Click here for more info regarding peltier cooling.
The peltier unit is not repairable, but the fans are; which was what my problem was.
There are three fans on this unit, one on the inside and two on the outside.
Follow these steps to remove them.

1. Remove the rear cover. It is held on with ten screws. This exposes the two exterior fans and the peltier heat sink
2. The heat sink is held on with four screws - remove them and pull the heat sink out. The third fan is on a short wire lead, so be careful when removing the heat sink from the body of the cooler.
3. The two exterior fans are connected to a control panel, the electrical connection is easy to disconnect.
4. Once all of the wires have been disconnected, you can remove the fans from the heat sink.
   
5. The fans are screwed to a mounting plate, which is screwed to the heat sink
6. You must remove the mounting plate first to expose the screws that hold the fan to the mounting plate. The fans are typical computer case cooling fans
7. I only needed one fan, but replaced all three because I didn't want to do this job again.
8. I purchased my fans from Newark.com the prices were better than what I found at the computer websites. Also, these fans are much better than the original and will hopefully last much longer than the three I got from the old ones.
9. You need one of these and two of these. The total with shipping was around $30
10. You will need to splice the old electrical connection sockets onto the new fans using wire crimpers or solder them on.
11. Attach the components in reverse order and power on the unit.
12. These fnas may move more air than the originals, because the unit seemed to cool much quicker than I remember.
    
13. Total time for repair is about 45 minutes

Hope this helps and Good Luck