Euro Appliances E150WSCS1

Two is enough – We have had 2 in the past 6 years. The first lasted 2 years and our second, which was supplied free of charge, has just failed. While I know nothing lasts a long time now, they should last longer than this. Repair costs are similar to replacement costs so it is not worth repairing. You are then faced with disposing of the old one. I am purchasing… Read more

another wine fridge, different make, so hopefully I will get better value for my money. Unfortunatley I will never buy another Euro wine fridge.

Does its job, but needs to be quieter – I bought this fridge in February 2019. Got it set up in the dining room and switched it on. The compressor and fans were pleasantly quiet, the unit emitting the faintest of hums. After a few seconds, though, the fridge began making a roaring noise (similar to water flowing through a kinked hose) that could be heard throughout the house. I gave it… Read more

a week to see if it would either settle down or blow up, but it did neither. I lodged a service request, and the technician agreed that the noise was unusual and excessive. Euro Appliances replaced the fridge, but the new one makes the same noise. At this point, I assume that this is a limitation of the design or manufacturing process, so there's probably not much more can be done for it.

The fridge does its job in keeping wines ready-to-serve, but in the dining room it's noisy enough to disrupt conversation. Over time I have learned to live with it, but I still feel the need to apologise to my guests when they ask about "that noise." Hidden away in a kitchen or wine cellar, it would probably be quite ok, just not right where you're entertaining - but isn't that where you want your ready-to-serve wines?