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| |  | Small Kitchen Appliances | Home » » Emerson FR24SL 8 Bottles Wine Cooler with Thermal Glass Door, Stainless Steel | | | | | | | Description: | | Emerson 8 Bottle Wine Cooler with Thermal Glass Door holds up to 8 Bottles (13 Max). With flush back design it creates low noise and vibration free environment. Thermoelectric cooling system with temperature glass door makes it advanced heat disipation system. With LCD display, interior light and adjustable level legs makes easy to operate the cooler at home or anywhere you need it. | | | Features: | |
• Flush back design holds up to 8 bottles
• Thermoelectric cooling system with temperature glass door
• LCD display, interior light, and adjustable level legs makes easy to control to wine cooler
• No compressor, low noise, and vibration free operation is easy to carry at home
• Advanced heat dissipation system
| | | Product Details: | | | Package Length:
| 21.7 inches | | Package Width:
| 16.6 inches | | Package Height:
| 11.6 inches | | Package Weight:
| 21.4 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 30 reviews |
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14 of 14 found the following review helpful:
 Emerson FR24SL WASTE of $$$Sep 08, 2009
By BMB
Wish we had read the reviews FIRST. As others have written, in less than one year, it quit cooling properly - sometimes not cooling at all. I contacted the company to find out how to get it repaired or replaced; will cost more to package and ship than we paid for it... so essentially, NO WARRANTY. We will be shopping for a more reliable brand!
13 of 13 found the following review helpful:
 CLEAN YOUR FILTER for longer Life.Dec 09, 2010
By 7274
Guess What?
As Ive read most of your reviews, you fail to mention CLEANING the fan (AS INSTRUCTIONS SAY TO DO )
After 6 months I had the same problem till I read the instructions and it said to clean the fan every 4-6 months.. If the fan is clogged, it wont work..
Trust me.. This is my 3rd year with this product.. Dont throw it away until youve tried that first.
7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
Don't buyJul 31, 2009
By kacberry
A little after one year of use (just in time for the warranty to expire) the unit almost completely stopped cooling. It is set at 55 degrees and the temperature readout says it is at 65 degrees, ten below room temperature, but I don't even think it's that cool. Save your money.
7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
HorribleJul 21, 2009
By P. Bhowmick
"CompFinance"
It took less than a year for the cooler's performance to deteriorate where it could not reach the target temperature anymore and it keeps getting worse with time. Avoid it, it just isn't worth the aggravation.
7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 A little education helps...Jun 27, 2009
By Mark Gatzke
My original review for this wine cooler was right in line with others who stated that it slowly stopped cooling anywhere from six months to a year and was essentially a piece of junk. The review by 7274 on Dec 9, 2010, sheds some light on the problem, namely that the filter at the back of the unit requires periodic cleaning for the unit to work properly. My cooler was still sitting where I left it since I still found it useful for storing wine. I took a look in back and sure enough the filter was caked with dust. I removed it (it pops right out), cleaned it, reinstalled it, then plugged it in to see what would happen. The unit started cooling again, and after 24 hours is holding its temperature setting of 55 degrees.
While I am pleased that it isn't really broken, this strikes me as a troubling design flaw, but I don't expect much from Emerson so it doesn't surprise me. In any case, as the aforementioned reviewer states, the product manual does reference cleaning the filter. Like many if not most people, I didn't bother reading it when I first got the cooler. At the very least this seems like something that should be stamped on the unit with high visibility or included on a separate sheet that stresses the importance of cleaning the filter. Unfortunately Emerson's reputation made its untimely demise appear typical so I didn't bother troubleshooting. I can only wonder how many people spent their $80 and then threw it out when it started acting up. I'm glad I hung onto mine, and hope this review will save someone some unnecessary grief and/or the additional expense of replacing it.
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