Display shows E6 and the interior fan may not run, or the unit may overcool or have uneven temperatures.

Safety: Unplug the wine cooler before accessing the interior fan. Fan blades can be sharp; avoid spinning them by hand when powered.

Steps to resolve E6:

• Listen for the fan: With the door closed and unit running (before unplugging), listen for the evaporator fan behind the interior rear panel. If silent, proceed with inspection.
• Access the fan: Remove shelves and the rear interior panel to expose the evaporator fan assembly.
• Check for obstructions: Look for ice buildup around the fan, loose wires, or insulation blocking the blades. Clear any obstructions and ensure the fan spins freely by hand.
• Inspect wiring: Verify the fan motor connector is firmly attached and that wires are not damaged or pinched.
• Test the fan motor: With the unit unplugged, measure resistance across the fan motor leads. An open circuit indicates a failed motor. If you have a suitable low-voltage DC source (for DC fans), you can bench-test the motor briefly.
• Replace the fan motor if defective: Install a new EdgeStar-compatible evaporator fan motor and reattach the fan blade if separate. Ensure correct airflow direction (usually blowing across the evaporator toward the cabinet).
• If fan is good: The control board may not be supplying power or reading fan feedback correctly. Inspect and replace the main control board if necessary.

After repair: Reassemble the interior panel, restore power, and confirm that the fan runs during cooling cycles and that the E6 code clears.