The FGWC5233TS is a Gallery-line wine cooler, and like most compact wine refrigeration it runs a small compressor, an evaporator plate and circulation fans in a tight cabinet. When the bottles start warming up, the usual culprits are a door that no longer seals, a blocked rear air path from bottles pushed against the back wall, or a fan that has slowed down.
Frigidaire wine cooler manuals note that a failed temperature probe can make the display show a code such as E1, L or H instead of the temperature, and that the unit keeps cycling to protect the wine in the meantime. That is a signal to book service rather than keep resetting it. Anything involving the refrigerant circuit is technician work.
Key Features
- Gallery freestanding wine cooler listed for about 52 bottles
- Glass door with interior LED lighting
- Digital temperature display with touch controls
- Listed on Frigidaire product support with use and care documents
Most Common Issues on This Model
Cabinet not holding the set temperature
Display showing a code or letter instead of the temperature
Condensation or frost forming on the rear wall
Loud or rattling fan and compressor noise