Measure the fan and look on Amazon or eBay that is the same size and amperage as the one you have. You don't have to use the same exact fan that was installed at the factory.
SOURCE: Wine cooler gets too cold (freezes)
Check your thermostat setting, if the setting is ok then something wrong with your thermostat control.
SOURCE: My Koolspace cooler in my VK250 wine fridge quit cooling
I have the same problem with mine and have tried the same things as you have. I took my unit to a air conditioner service place and they said these units are not worth fixing. It would cost about $150 to add a valve so they refill the gas and then try to find out why it is leaking. I am about to order another one which makes me vary mad. My unit is 1.5 years old.
SOURCE: OSTER WINE COOLER
I followed the advice of Ancient Bob and located the heat shrinked fuse as he described. I removed it from the circuit board using a very small tipped soldering iron and repaced it with an inline fuse holder with about 1" leads(Radio Shack or Auto Parts store) and carefully soldered it in place on the circuit board. This makes a fuse replacement a snap if necessary later..I used a 5A 250V fuse as original. It has been running fine for two weeks now, I think the fuse in question blows if the ambient temperature gets too high in the room-a design defect (my opinion). As Ancient Bob said, the total cost was about six dollars icluding 3 extra fuses. Care must be taken when removing the solder, or resoldering the circuit board. It's not complicated but must not be sloppy. After removing the original fuse I drilled out the circuit board fuse holes (they may fill with solder as a byproduct of removing the fuse) with a tiny drill bit to make the installation of the inline fuse neat and easy. Good Luck
SOURCE: Cuisinart Wine Cooler
If you call (Cuisinart’s service center (800) 726-0190), they will send you a brand new unit for $10.00.
Happy Holidays,
AC Freeborn
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