Thermador T24UW800RP
Under the counter at a bar or in a pantry, the T24UW800RP keeps 41 bottles at two temperatures at once. That dual-zone arrangement is what we test: the upper and lower zones each have a sensor, and when one reads off the setpoint, the bottles on that shelf change their storage conditions.
The rails are hidden and full-extension, so a rack that catches usually means a bent bottle guide or dirt in the ball bearings. We also look at the SoftClose door, the glass door seal and fan noise carried by the countertop above.
Because wine does not tolerate swings, we leave a thermometer reading with you after the visit so you can confirm stable zones.
The page on thermador.com says this model is no longer available. A written estimate precedes every repair, and our workmanship carries a 30-day warranty.
We read both sensors, check the fan and damper for that zone, then confirm the door seal. The reading on each shelf shows which side of the cabinet is wrong.
Often it is just debris in the rails or a displaced ball bearing. We clean and realign the full-extension rails, and replace parts only if they are damaged.
No, only the gasket and hinge need attention. We check that the door closes softly and seals against the frame all around.
Request a visit online in about a minute or phone our coordinators. Close-in neighborhoods often see a same-day slot; the outer counties usually get the next day across Houston.