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How long does a wine cooler should be stop to extend its life when it is working all the time?
June 22nd, 2011 · 1 Comment · Wine & Accessory Sources
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LiangHui // Jun 22, 2011 at 2:40 am
Wine cabinets create condensation. This condensation forms on the back panel of the unit then flows down to the bottom where it is collected in a dish. In some wine cabinets there is a heater above this dish that heats the water and redistributes it as warm vapor back through the wine cabinet, in others the same effect happens but is generated by the compressor when it engages. ” It cannot be set but is maintained by the "thermal pump". In some of the Vintec units there are small plastic trays. These are to assist in maintaining humidity. The trays are to be filled with water and placed in front of the fans inside the units and refilled when necessary.