It depends on what is wrong and which parts are needed. Our technician diagnoses your cooler first and tells you the exact price before any work begins, so there are no surprises.

The most common causes are a failed fan, a faulty sensor or thermostat, a bad start relay or, on thermoelectric models, a failed cooling module. A hot room or blocked vent can also be the cause. These are common, fixable problems.

In most cases, yes, especially for built-in and dual-zone models. A repair usually costs far less than a new unit and installation. We will give you an honest recommendation, and if replacement makes more sense, we will tell you.

Most wine and beverage cooler repairs are completed in a single visit when the needed part is available. If a special part has to be ordered, we will tell you the timeline upfront.

Yes. Empire Appliances Repair repairs built-in, undercounter and freestanding wine coolers, dual-zone units and beverage centers, with both compressor and thermoelectric cooling.

Condensation usually means warm, humid air is getting in through a worn door seal or a misaligned door. A clogged drain can also cause moisture inside. We can fix both.

We use quality replacement parts and guarantee the spare parts we install. Every cooler is checked before our technician leaves, so you know it is holding the right temperature.