Electrolux Wine Cooler Message CE: Cellar Mode Is On
CE shows on the Electrolux 5.1 cubic foot wine cooler and beverage center models such as the EI24WC15VS and EI24BC15VS when Cellar mode is on. In this mode the temperature is held at a fixed 54…
- Code
- CE
- Appliance
- Wine Cooler
- Brand
- Electrolux
- Warranty
- 30-day workmanship
What CE means
CE shows on the Electrolux 5.1 cubic foot wine cooler and beverage center models such as the EI24WC15VS and EI24BC15VS when Cellar mode is on. In this mode the temperature is held at a fixed 54 F, which is a long-term storage setting. It is not an error code. If your wine feels warmer than you expected, CE is the first thing to check, because the normal serving temperature settings are not in use while it is on.
Common causes of CE
- Cellar mode was turned on from the keypad
- The setting stayed on after a move or a power interruption
1. Read the display and confirm CE is showing. 2. Turn Cellar mode off using the keys described in your use guide. 3. Set the temperature you want for serving. 4. Give the cooler time to settle. If CE will not clear, call us.
- CE is a mode and not a failure, so we only get involved if it will not switch off.
- We check that the cooler holds the temperature you set once the mode is off.
- We give a written price before any repair, and our work is guaranteed for 30 days.
Other Wine Cooler codes
Is CE an error?
No. It tells you Cellar mode is on and the cooler is holding a fixed 54 F. That is a normal setting for long-term storage, and nothing is wrong with the cooler itself.
Why are my bottles not as cold as I set them?
While Cellar mode is on, the cooler holds 54 F, so your own temperature setting is not in use. Turn the mode off to get your set temperature back for serving.
What if I cannot turn CE off?
A keypad or control problem is possible in that case. We test it and explain what we find before you approve any work, and the price is given in writing first.
Still unsure about CE?
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.