On Bertazzoni built-in wine columns with a TFT display, such as the REF24WCPIXR and REF18WCPRL, "Upper zone too warm" or "Lower zone too warm" appears when that zone is warmer than the temperature you chose. The…
On Bertazzoni built-in wine columns with a TFT display, such as the REF24WCPIXR and REF18WCPRL, "Upper zone too warm" or "Lower zone too warm" appears when that zone is warmer than the temperature you chose. The screen sends you to the troubleshooting guide. You may feel the glass of the bottles warm, and the compressor may run longer than usual.
1. Close the door fully and check the gasket. 2. Vacuum the grille at the base of the column. 3. Leave the setpoint alone for several hours. 4. Check the zone with a thermometer among the bottles. 5. If the message persists, call us.
The message names the upper or lower zone. Check that zone first with a thermometer. If one zone is warm and the other normal, the problem is likely in the one zone.
Wine tolerates a few degrees of change for a short time. A zone that stays well above your setting for days can age the wine too fast, so move valuable bottles if the warmth continues.
We check the door seal, the condenser, the sensor reading and the cooling cycle, then quote the price in writing. Our repairs carry a 30-day workmanship warranty.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.