Condensation on interior walls of Samsung Wine Cooler

Condensation inside your Wine Cooler is not a cause for concern. It is a natural phenomenon that occurs when air enters the appliances. It's easy to get rid of condensation and prevent more from occurring.

If the Wine Cooler's door is left open, moisture will enter inside and cause condensation on the interior walls. Remove the moisture using a dry cloth or paper towel. To prevent more condensation, do not leave the door open for an extended period of time, unless necessary.

Keep the doors closed.

Condensation happens when moist warm air is cooled. When you open the doors to add or remove something from your wine cooler, keep the doors open for the minimal amount of time necessary. This will reduce the amount of moist air that gets in.
Examine the gasket and push it back in place if needed.

The gasket that surrounds the door helps keep the compartment sealed so air can't get in. If it's out of place, push it back into place.
If your wine cooler is damaged, request service.

Condensation is a natural occurrence and on its own, does not require service. However, if there is damage to the wine cooler that is keeping the doors from forming a complete seal when they are closed, visit our Support Center to request service.

Clean your Samsung Wine Cooler

Clean your Wine Cooler Each part of your Wine Cooler can be cleaned separately to keep everything looking like new. Before you start, make sure to turn off the power and unplug the Wine Cooler. Remove all wine bottles, shelves, and racks. Apply warm water and a mild liquid detergent to a microfiber cloth. Then, use the cloth to wipe the inside sur

Samsung Wine Cooler has no power

If your Wine Cooler is having power issues, the LED lights may not turn on or your wine bottles may feel warm. Luckily, power issues can be resolved by checking the circuit breakers, power outlet, and power cord. Then, you can get back to using your Wine Cooler.

Samsung Wine Cooler noises

Your Wine Cooler is basically a small refrigerator, so it's normal for it make sounds like a fridge. You may hear some buzzing, hissing, snapping, or similar sounds. Use this guide to figure out what all of the different noises mean.

Control your Samsung Wine Cooler

Use the different functions on your cooler Note: The default temperature setting is 54°F (12°C) in both the upper and lower compartments. The temperature can be set as low as 41°F (5°C) or as high as 64°F (18°C). The Wine Cooler consists of two compartments, the upper and lower compartment, and both have their own separate temperatures. You can adj

Wine Cooler is not cooling or over cooling

If your Wine Cooler is too warm or too cold, it's usually due to a simple problem, such as setting the wrong temperature or accidentally turning off the Cooler. It's easy to fix this issue, and soon you can go back to enjoying your wine.

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