Experts in wine cooler repairs
At A2 DAS we are experts in wine cooler repairs and have been serving Kent and the surrounding area since 1992. Our highly experienced workforce of engineers will be able to repair your wine cooler and get you back up and running. We repair both free-standing and built-in wine coolers.
It’s a simple process – call or email our service team with your appliance manufacturer, the model details and explain your fault. We will then send one of our skilled engineers to remedy your fault.
We aim to fix your appliance on the first visit, only charging for labour and for any spare parts required. If we have to return for a second visit to fix the fault we will only charge for the spare part(s).
Contact us today on 01474 353771, email at contactus@a2dasltd.co.uk or contact us here
Why use A2 DAS
- Manufacturer-trusted and approved friendly service engineers for Beko, Grundig, Blomberg, Flavel and Lamona.
- Cover all postcodes in Kent
- Only one labour fee per repair of fault.
- Trusted by brands to deliver high-quality service
- We call all calls half an hour before visit.
- Parts from manufactures only with no patent parts.
- Large stores of fast-moving parts
- Safe Gas registered
- Eco friendly (all vans are climate neutral, and all old parts recycled correctly.)
All makes and models repaired
We repair and service a wide variety of wine coolers from many of the world’s leading brands, including:
Customer reviews
Here at A2DAS, we pride ourselves on our speedy, efficient but consumer-centric ethos – but don’t just trust us! Here are just a few of our clients praising our altruistic staff and service:
“Wow! Very impressed with the first-class service I received from this company – I rang Monday morning with a broken washing machine and by the next day it was all fixed and ready to use. The man who fixed it was very professional and really friendly. I would highly recommend this company.”
Amos Kelly – Submitted via email.
Frequently Asked Questions
All machines are unique, however, before you call have a look at these common problems and suggested fixes.
Visually inspect your plug and socket or switch, check the fuse in the plug from the appliance with one you know works at the correct rating. Plug in another device to check it functions, then plug your appliance in an extension lead into another socket and check it comes back on.
Check around the door seal perimeter if the seal is in good order; if there are gaps, this will be the cause. Seals can change their shape if gently warmed by a wet warm towel.
Some condensation inside a fridge is normal. However, if it’s on the roof of the fridge, check that the door is shutting correctly (check any furniture doors are not hitting the frame before the seal is seal on appliance cabinet if it’s integrated machine).
Louder circulation noises on new fridges is normal; this is due to newer eco-friendly gases racing around the system faster than in the older systems.