Hi everyone.
I found this forum through searching how to bypass the thermostat for this model - 51 bottle wine chiller. I got this for cheap off CL and I want to use it for a fermentation/lager chamber. I need it to get 35F, but the internal thermostat automatically shuts off the compressor even when its at 35.
I have built a dual stage temp controller to control the fridge so my goal is to have it so that whenever the temp controller turns on the fridge > the compressor will run/fans too hopefully.
I have had 2 IDEAS:
1: Just extend the sensor that you will be able to see in the photo using spare wire so that I can place it outside the fridge. The fridge default temp for cooling is 53F so as long as the outside of the fridge was greater than 53F then the compressor would run.
2. I would ideally like to figure out how to just bypass it to avoid this hassle.
Any other ideas, tips, greatly appreciated. As of now I haven't even identified the thermostat... just the sensor. In the attached photos you will see the Danby model I have DWC512BL has a digital display. I took it apart and those are the wires you see/circuit board. I also took apart the light bulb. Other photos include the back of the model along with the attached circuit diagram.
Thanks again & happy new year.
I found this forum through searching how to bypass the thermostat for this model - 51 bottle wine chiller. I got this for cheap off CL and I want to use it for a fermentation/lager chamber. I need it to get 35F, but the internal thermostat automatically shuts off the compressor even when its at 35.
I have built a dual stage temp controller to control the fridge so my goal is to have it so that whenever the temp controller turns on the fridge > the compressor will run/fans too hopefully.
I have had 2 IDEAS:
1: Just extend the sensor that you will be able to see in the photo using spare wire so that I can place it outside the fridge. The fridge default temp for cooling is 53F so as long as the outside of the fridge was greater than 53F then the compressor would run.
2. I would ideally like to figure out how to just bypass it to avoid this hassle.
Any other ideas, tips, greatly appreciated. As of now I haven't even identified the thermostat... just the sensor. In the attached photos you will see the Danby model I have DWC512BL has a digital display. I took it apart and those are the wires you see/circuit board. I also took apart the light bulb. Other photos include the back of the model along with the attached circuit diagram.
Thanks again & happy new year.
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