Viking DDWB300 Designer Cellar Service
The DDWB300 is a retired Designer full-height wine cellar, 30 inches wide. A cellar this size usually stands as a feature in a dining room or pantry, and it is expected to hold a steady temperature for years. Slow drift is the typical complaint, and it can come from the fan, the evaporator, the condenser or a worn door seal.
We service a DDWB300 by measuring the temperature at several heights, then looking for frost near the evaporator and listening to the fan. The condenser is cleaned and the door seal tested along its full height. Shelf movement is checked so bottles are not disturbed by binding rails. A written price is given before parts are ordered for this retired model, and the work has a 30-day warranty.
Start with the condenser and the door seal. If those are fine, we look at the fan, the evaporator and the thermostat, measuring the temperature at several heights as we go.
Dust, a bent rail or the weight of bottles can make shelves stick. We clean and adjust the rails, replace those that are damaged, and test each shelf with a load.
A healthy cellar runs smoothly, but a loose fan or compressor mount adds vibration that collectors prefer to avoid. We check the mounts and tubing during service and secure anything that rattles.
Book in about a minute, or call the desk. Same-day windows inside the Loop on most days, next-day across the rest of Houston.
