A U-Line 1000 Series or 2000 Series wine cooler that displays E3 has an open Thermistor 3. The third temperature sensor does not complete its circuit, so the control cannot read it and shows E3. Older…
A U-Line 1000 Series or 2000 Series wine cooler that displays E3 has an open Thermistor 3. The third temperature sensor does not complete its circuit, so the control cannot read it and shows E3. Older listings gave this code another meaning, but on these series it is a sensor reading. The shorted reading for the same sensor is E7.
1. Shut the cooler off, wait one minute and start it again. 2. Use a separate thermometer to confirm what the cabinet is doing. 3. Check the back of the cabinet for spills. 4. Leave covers on. 5. Call us if E3 returns.
The third temperature sensor circuit is incomplete, so Thermistor 3 reads open to the control.
No. Door readings on these coolers are E0 and E9. E3 belongs with the open sensor codes E1 to E4.
E7 reports Thermistor 3 shorted. The pair E3 and E7 tells us whether the circuit is open or shorted.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.