I have an Haier 8 bottle counter top wine cellar. No electricity to digital display, rear fan is not on and does not cool. Looking for schematic for possible fuse location.

You can get one on Amazon for $159 - service call and parts alone would be more than that.

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Thanks for including the make and model number.
Without these, an answer is impossible.

Here is a link to the manual, which describes in detail how to adjust the temperature.


Haier HVF020A User Manual Wine Cooler Features And Use Initial Set Up...


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There is no compressor on these units. These units use a Peltier cold/hot module where the cold side faces the heat sink and the fan exhausts the heat side. Another fan sends the cool side into the frig. I have the same unit, I am experiencing the same issue. I was looking to change out the Peltier modules (about $7 each) and try that. I did find a replacement Control Board is about $45 and if the Peltier change doesn't work this may be my next step.

Hi There,
I was able to find two 18 bottle wine coolers on the Haier site.

The first is model number HVTM18DABB
http://www.haieramerica.com/wine-beer-beverage/wine-cellars/hvtm18dabb

The second is model number HVTSM18DABB
http://www.haieramerica.com/wine-beer-beverage/wine-cellars/hvtsm18dabb

On either product page the manual can be downloaded from the "product support & downloads" tab

Have a great day!

Maybe not the answer for everyone, but I proved it was the fan by removing the back panel, removing the fan and finger guard, then placing a small desktop fan that was the same size as the top-rear fan on the wine fridge. Pumping air directly over the heat sink allowed the unit to attain the temperature set on the front panel. The old fan would either not turn at all, or too slowly to be effective. These fans are junk. Especially after finding articles such as this out in different forums for the same issue. I have the HVTS18DABB model unit and the replacement fan is a simple 120mm square, 25mm deep 12V DC fan. Similar or the same as you see in computer chassis. Found some inexpensive, high CFM, low noise fans from the following site:
http://www.sidewindercomputers.com
Specific fan for my application was the model SY1225SL12SH. Although I did order a second fan that is similar in case the .5amps was too high and I popped a fuse. These fans are inexpensive folks, as long as you aren't afraid to get your hands dirty. Good luck.
http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/sc12slsy110c.html
Here are the details on my order:
Name Code Qty Each Options
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Yate Loon 120x25mm D12SH-12 1 5.99
D12SH-12 High Speed -
Black (88 CFM, 40 dBA)
Scythe 120x25mm SY1225SL12SH 1 7.95 Add Black Sleeving = No
SlipStream SY1225SL12SH -
110 CFM
Subtotal 13.94
Shipping 7.02
Tax 0.00

You are going to have to replace the display. Easy fix even if you are not very familiar with this system

if you hear the compressor tun on but not the fan, replace the fan and you may have to defrost the evaporator coils. if the compressor does not turn on either, it's the thermostat, the defrost timer, or a relay on the main board.

the evaporater fan should be opperating when the compressor is runnig ,as well as the condenser fan if you have one

First question, do you have power to the unit and the cooling fan is not working? If this is the problem then sounds like one of the two fuses in back panel has burnt out.