How to remove fuse from Coleman thermoelectric cooler

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Did you accedently or spark power wires? These have a tendency to blow the diode if that happens. Also check fuse in plug of cooler. Take it apart an look sometimes the wires break.

Sounds like the Peltier effect elements have failed.


http://www.tetech.com/Peltier-Thermoelectric-Cooler-Modules.html


Depending on your handyman skills, you can change them yourself or have someone troubleshoot and change them.

There are many reasons to purchase a thermoelectric cooler including, but not limited to, being quiet and eco-friendly. Personally, I prefer thermoelectric coolers because they don't vibrate. The vibration of a compressor cooling system can cause the sediments in the wine to be disturbed and affect the flavor/taste of the wine.

try adding a small drip of oil on fan shaft

souns like a short cirquit of some kind in the cooling electronics maby condens water in electronics compartment due to bad sealing or the power cable check kable for dammaged insulation near the fastening poin to the cabbinet sorry for bad english
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You can find the replacement motor here
Replacement Fan Motor For Coleman coolers

You need a set of basic tools including wire crimpers, cutters, soldering iron and solder and shrink wrap tubing.

A generic plug should work...just be sure to size the fuse correctly to protect the unit. Most thermoelectric units draw about 4 to 5 amps...so a 10 amp fuse usually works.

This is a thermoelectric (TE) cooler. There is no gas' to replace in it's cooling system. It is possible the thermoelectric coupler has gone bad. Unfortunately Coleman does not seem to offer a replacement part. If you Google thermoelectric couplers, maybe you can find something on the web. Good Luck.